Terramed Eagle Migraine Glasses for Light Sensitivity, Blue Light Glasses for Men and Women, FL-41 Glasses for Computer, UV Protection and Photophobia Eye Strain

I only realized I had light sensitivity recently but I had symptoms for years. Working with computers I would have symptoms, i.e. kaleidoscope vision, ocular migraines whether I was on a computer or not. I've been wearing these glasses for about a month and I found nearly instant relief from them. Sometimes I would wear them preemptively, before I even log on to my computer and had no symptoms while wearing them. There have been times I had the beginning of distorted vision, then I would put these glasses on and almost immediately my vision would return to normal.These glasses are as stylish as my standard prescription glasses and I sometimes forget I'm wearing them. The cost is reasonable and I would recommend them to others who experience similar symptoms. It is an easy and inexpensive first effort for relief ahead of an extensive and expensive eye exam.They do dim indoor lights some, along with the pink hue. These are definitely NOT suitable as outdoor sunglasses.

I was a bit skeptical at first. I decided to give these a try for the price. I've seen others starting at $100. My only complaint is that the nose pieces dig in a little, but I expected that with glasses. I don't normally wear glasses so it is something I need to get used to. My office environment changed to an open format with bright led lights and floor to ceiling exterior glass windows. These glasses have help cut down on the glare on my computer screen and some of the brightness from the lights. I am a migraine sufferer, so anything helps. I also have a light sensitivity, which is why I purchased these. I've been wearing them for about a week now and notice a big difference when I don't have them on. I still have some issues with lighting directly overhead, but overall I am pleasantly pleased with the outcome of these. I would recommend trying them. They may not work for some people.

These glasses give me the impression of a high-quality item. The frames are metal and have just a little bit of weight to them – not more than I would want, but just enough to make them feel substantial – and they have sprung hinges as well. Quite nice. Unfortunately, though, I must return them because I wasn't really thinking the whole thing out before I bought them: I'm farsighted and in order to use my phone and computers, I need to be wearing glasses that allow me to see these things clearly, which, of course, these glasses do not because they're not prescription nor magnifying nor any of that kind of thing. I have readers I use for seeing things up close, but I can't wear those and these at the same time, so I would be constantly switching out my glasses at work every day. Think I'm going to look for some FL-41 reading glasses. 👍🏻

Returned these. They had no effect on my migraines.

Update after having using these about 2 monthsStill really like these. In fact I really want to give them 5 stars. In terms of functionality of FL-41 lenses, in give them a 10. Coming from someone who the doctor said before I every reached a double digits age that I should never go outside without sunglasses because my eyes were that sensitive to light and as I got older they would get more sensitive, and they have.However, these, the frames are a bust. You can see what I received and what is shown are not the same. In the world of frames they're in the same ballpark, but I'm not sure they're on the same field.Then there's the actual construction of the frames and the stair shake shape and size of the lens.The frame does feel flimsy, however can't say it seems sturdy, but doesn't feel like I need to be extra careful with then. However, the lenses are to wide, and don't wrap around to justify being that wide. If they wrapped around more to filter lost coming in from the sides that might not be bad. Unfortunately, they just stick out on the sides and block the viewing area, while letting light in from the side.I notice in well lit rooms if the light is behind me and I'm working on anything closer than 18-24", especially involving not text, digital or not, after about two hours I want to move whatever it was further away. If I take them off even for as short of time as to got to RR, or reading on my tablet and can decrease the brightness of the screen that resolves the issue instantly.The natural reminder to take a break once every hour even if only to stand up. And clear example that the opposite of the addage turn on the light you'll ruin your eyes reading on the dark doesn't hold true. Research really does show enough light to see and there is such a thing as too much light.I will definitely be buying abouther pair of FL-41 glasses, they are like wearing charcoal gray lenses outside in the middle of the day in August versus your brown lenses because you left your lens case at home so can't change then in comparison to the blue light/or Amber tinted blue light glasses I've tried for indoors after all the eye doctor could come up with was brown tint that gave me headaches from the color distortion.Customer service severely lacks. Initially commented on a question about receiving correct style as the eagle frame I believe I've determined is slightly smaller, and seller gave me phone number to call and stated they'd send they Chevy ones no charge as clearly their error. Have tried number numerous times, never the same time of day no answer and mailbox is full. Sent message, and no response.Not exactly the helpful customer service they initially protray.

I was amazed by the quality of the glasses. My issue was dealing with fluorescent lighting in stores. The glasses filter the flickering totally. I am able to look directly at a fixture with no issues of dizziness or nausea. I also use them to filter glare when outside. Don't understand why an ophthalmologist or doctor did not recommend knowing my issues. Have passed on my success story to the physical therapists and occupational therapists I see so they can be informed and help their patients who may be dealing with similar issues. A great lifestyle upgrade. Thank you so much.

My problem was vertigo, never ending vertigo. After months of medical tests with no answers Dr Google and I went to work. Decided to try these “migraine” glasses since they my many tests I learned vertigo and migraines can stem from the same area of the brain. I wear these glasses to filter the fluorescent lighting at work and while out shopping, dining etc. Theycare simply a miracle for me. I have had them for a month and can’t believe the success I have had. They are also very well made and fit comfortably.