SomniLight FL-41 Light Sensitivity Glasses for Florescent Light Sensitivity, Photophobia, and Migraines (Sport Style)

I was skeptical about trying these as these are my first pair of FL-41 glasses but I'm very pleased so far. The lenses are kind of like when you put glasses with brown lenses and everything gets more clear and vivid. I work in an office and these have greatly helped me so far when I'm having those "i think light is going to throw me into a full-on migraine" days. They are light feeling to wear and look very lightly tinted. I'm not sure why some people think they are too dark for indoors but I have less light than the normal office does and they are great for me. This even helps me when I've been looking at my computer for long periods of time. I'm going to give their blue light glasses a go next. Everything looks very clear and I can see things in more detail than normal as the light issues are no longer present. I wish I'd found these years ago when I couldn't walk around my own house without sunglasses on!

Lenses are great, frame however, is cheap and breaks easily.

I love the other product. It has Polarized FL-41 outdoor sunglasses. I wear them everyday due to a Visual Impairment.But these everyday FL-41s are huge!I can barely keep them on my face.I have to use an eyeglass cord just to keep them by my eyes.I’m wondering if they were made and modeled after some person with a HUGE face.I love them but they don’t fit. Do you think the kid’s size would be better?I would REALLY APPRECIATE it if I could trade these in for a better fitting size, like the polarized version.Please??Other than the size issue these are great glasses for anyone needing the FL41 tint! (With a huge head)In my opinion SomniLight makes the best products for me and my photophobic eye problem.Unfortunately, these are a BIG no.Thanks Somnilight!

I really like the glasses. Been wearing them for about a month and a half now, almost everyday. I have extremely sensitive eyes, and anything but sunlight give me migraines it seems. The only trouble is that they fit a little too tightly . The curve at the tips squeeze in just a bit much, and sometimes I end up with a headache from that instead of from the lights.Another issue I've had with them is the nose pieces have both fallen off, and now the plastic has cracked. :( Lame. They didn't even last 6 months.

Blue blocking glasses were recommend by my sleep therapist to help with insomnia and reset my circadian rhythms. Glasses with FL-41 were recommended. These glasses give a are a light rose colored hue when you first put them on, the longer you wear them the less you notice the color shift.They are comfortable to wear. More info on FL-41 https://healthcare.utah.edu/moran/optometry/fl41-lenses.php

These help with the bright light on the PC screen. HOWEVER, I have never, in 63 years of wearing glasses, had the lenses smudge as readily as these plastic lenses do. It is infuriating because they aren't the sort of smudges that you only notice when someone reminds to clean your glasses. No, these are smudges that obscure vision and have to wiped with lens cleaner, not just with a clean cloth.These are basically $10 or less glasses that someone was clever enough to give a light softening color on the lenses. I bought them to see if the color would help before shelling out for the $200 ones. I should have just bought the more expensive ones.

Durability I did not like

These glasses help with the light sensitivity. The one thing that I would recommend, is that they are a bit tight.