GAMMA RAY OPTICS Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses

I work on my PC, and I game on my PC. I'm at my PC probably 16 hours per day, excluding break times. I am no stranger to headaches, dry/sore eyes, etc. A friend suggested blue blocking glasses to relieve some of that fatigue, and I picked up a cheap pair off eBay for like $2. I was immediately shocked at how much they actually helped. They feel like absolute cheap trash of course, but they had a noticeable affect on the headaches and eye fatigue. So, I hoped to get a "real" pair an did some Googling. GammaRay were actually one of the top recommended brands (alongside some very expensive alternatives by HyperX or Gunnar, etc). I went with the 000 Pro and opted for zero magnification, and I am really pleased with my choice. They feel much better quality than the cheapies I bought to try out, have very good clarity and they came with a protective zip up case and cleaning cloth. Definitely worth the $15! They are especially effective at night (even with my monitor's "nightlight mode" enabled). If you're looking for an inexpensive way to reduce eye fatigue and ocular headaches, you CANNOT go wrong with these.

I was very impressed up receiving this item. Opened to find a wonderful packaging presentation from the seller. The glasses are great quality and look good when wearing. I didn't notice a difference in my migraine headaches but I could tell that my eyes weren't so strained and tired after working on the pc all day. I would recommend these to anyone who needs a good pair of blue light glasses!

These “gamer glasses” have been a solid addition to my work routine. My vocation requires many long hours spent under fluorescent lights, scanning documents and orders on two wide-screen LCD monitors. I’ve noticed that each day around the 8-10 hour mark my eyes become very fatigued. Not surprising considering the general human condition ensures we all fall apart around this time point while working in front of the computer, especially if we forget to do those “game changing” exercises where you make sure to look away from the screen every 20 minutes or so and gives your eyes a visual break. There is really no escaping those fluorescent lights overhead, however, even if you take to incorporating eye rests away from the monitor. So I purchased these very affordable glasses in the hopes that they might protect me from watery eyes and a headache towards the end of my shift, as a result of the LCD screens and unyielding fluorescent light.EFFECTIVENESS: I’ve had them for over four months and I wouldn’t say that I wear them every day, or that they have made a dramatic impact on my life. But overall I like them, wear them sometimes, and they certainly haven’t caused any harm. I realize this may sound underwhelming. The glasses I purchased have 0/0 magnification, so they are not meant to correct any visual acuity issues of the eye.DRAWBACKS: One thing I have noticed is that once I put them on for a day, they have to stay on for the rest of the day. The glasses apply a faint orange/warm hue to your vision, like a filter. If you remove the glasses abruptly the LCD screens will become FAR TOO REBOUND BLUE to handle, and I swear it will burn your retinas. This, in a sense, dependency on the glasses once you wear them for an hour or so basically resets for the next day or if you took a long break from the computer screens and/or fluorescent lights overhead.STYLE/APPEARANCE: They are cute! I think they make me look as though I’ve jumped a few IQ points. Up close if someone is looking into your eyes, they can easily discern that the lenses are tinted. They appear to have a dark peach tint. From farther away, as light refracts off the front of the lenses, other people may see blue reflections that are not typical of regular glasses. I am not self-conscious about this, but others might be. I wouldn’t want someone to purchase blue blocking glasses under the impression that the lenses will appear white and crystal clear as the type that you would get from the optometrist. Also, there is the “J + S” logo on the side, which certainly is not “Prada, Kate Spade,” etc. etc.CONSTRUCTION: I’ve tossed them around in multiple bookbags and purses to no ill effects. They look to be fairly decent quality.

I do not generally write product reviews but had to make an exception for this one. These arrived on time. When I put them on and felt an immediate relief in my eyes. Everything became clearer, not just my computer screen. They are light weight, comfortable, and stylish. They came with a cleaning cloth and lightweight zippered case. I took these to my boss. He tired them on and said "WOW! " He then went on line to order a pair as well. These are very much worth the price. Will order again from Gamma Ray Optics! Recommended for anyone who works on a Computer all day. With or without prescription.

I ordered on a Friday said it would be here on Sunday, but got them a day early. +1 for them. I got mine with zero magnification and I have to say, as some one who does not wear glasses, they are comfortable. They even make this jean and t-shirt wearing girl look sophisticated. They came in a hard glasses case with a cleaning cloth, which I was surprised as they are non magnifying (aka I call them fake glasses). They have helped my eyes so much in the week I have had them. I have not had to put eye drops in due to eye strain/dryness from said eye strain. My migraines from the computer has gone down by 3 from 7 a week. For someone with chronic daily migraines this is huge! Would defiantly do your research, but for me these have worked amazing.

The lens themselves are amazing! I love how they block out the brightness of my computer screens and they are lightweight and flexible. However, they are too big for me. I'm only giving them 3 stars based on sizing. they keep slipping down my nose, which becomes annoying, as I'm always pushing them up. I do wish there was a way to make them fit, but there is not. Thankfully, I didn't pay a lot.