SHINU Blue and Green Wavelength Blocking Glasses Disruptive Light Blocking Glasses Red Lens Eliminate Eye Strain 068RD

I can't see without yellow or red glasses and these are my go to for the more extreme sensitivities from sensory proessing disorder. Basically I use these when I can't see any other way. And they work great!

I liked the lenses but the frame was uncomfortable and made cheaply. The plastic caused a burning sensation and sores on the bridge of my nose.

Love that for the price these glasses do the job, and importantly are comfortable and durable (I have toddlers who always have to try them on too). I can tell a difference when I wear them in the evening.

I had such high hopes for these glasses. When I received them, my first impression was that they seemed a bit cheaply made, but whatever, I am happy to finally have a pair of red lens blue light glasses for nighttime. Within less than 2 months, these glasses have completely broken apart. They are made of very brittle and cheap plastic. I will never buy this type of product from this company again unless they make a massive quality change. Save yourself some money and look elsewhere.

As others have pointed out, the plastic frame is basically disposable plastic. It’s so cheap it starts to disintegrate on its own. The replacement they sent, same issue. Do not buy this cheap product.

Good lenses BUT terrible quality plastic broke within a month of purchase

I was a little bit skeptical about these glasses at first. I now wear them all day long! These glasses block out everything around me. I use them to work on my computer and at night to watch TV. Since purchasing these I have been sleeping much better and experiencing less eye strain. Must have!!

I have a weaker blue light blocking glasses that don't block as much green light. The lens of these glasses is clearly better but its the frame that is the problem. The frame is rigid but weak. The hinges don't even extend to a 90 degree angle which makes it an uncomfortable fit and puts extra tension on the already weak thin frame. So its no surprise that me just naturally swinging my arm and accidentally hitting the right arm of the frame caused it to break. It wasn't even that much force. If the same thing happened to my other glasses it would have shifted upwards and probably wouldn't have even fell of my face. The same thing would have happened here if the hinge was more flexible but because the left arm is locked in place sitting on my ear, the right arm felt the full impact of my swing.

I am beyond furious with these glasses. I’ve never seen such low-quality, cheap plastic in my life. The frame literally broke on its own without any impact. I wanted to use them for work and at my surprise as soon as i tried to put them a piece of plastic fell. The fabric of the frame is so fragile that it feels like it’s made of the cheapest plastic possible. This is the kind of “quality” you’d expect from a dollar store, not from something sold on Amazon. I initially thought I was getting a good deal, but clearly, I was wrong. These glasses are flimsy, brittle, and a complete waste of money. They didn’t even last a week. I’ve never had glasses just fall apart like this before—it’s like they were designed to break. The arms snapped off with the slightest touch, and the bridge cracked just from normal use. How is this even acceptable to sell? If you’re looking for glasses that are reliable or even remotely durable, DO NOT buy these. Save yourself the frustration and spend a little more on something that isn’t going to fall apart.

I was pleased that these glasses claimed to block part of the green light spectrum as well as blue, and I wore them at night before bed (I could read with them on, or look at my phone with them no problem.) However, I am disappointed to report that the frame broke at the lens, so the lens popped out. I only had them a couple months. I was not hard on the glasses, and I wasn’t doing anything out of the ordinary when they broke.