Excellent product
Excellent product. Surprised at the great price. Darker pair was great for outside with sunny skies and snowfall. Lighter pair made working on the computer screen. Clip was easy to use. Read more

BRADDELL OPTICS
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Rated 4.3/5 across 695 reviews — well received overall.
Customers find these blue light blocking glasses effective at reducing eye strain and improving sleep, while also appreciating their quality and value for money. Customers disagree on the ease of clipping, with some finding them easy to attach while others report difficulties.
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Excellent product. Surprised at the great price. Darker pair was great for outside with sunny skies and snowfall. Lighter pair made working on the computer screen. Clip was easy to use. Read more
They do work. I have occular migraines and find that bright lights from cars headlights trigger them. These gladses really seem to cut down on the brightness and so far have really helped Read more
The FL-41 is generally recommended for eye strain and headaches caused by bright lights, such as excessive overhead lighting. Not everyone will love the color tint, but if your eyes feel better if you keep them closed for ten seconds, try these. They're mildly amazing. The FL-60s are much darker and not generally useful indoors, more like sunglasses. These are nicely made and come with nice carrying cases. The size and shape works well for me. Unfortunately, the clip is large and heavy and extremely visible, very much in my range of vision (I still constantly notice it after wearing the clip-ons for quite awhile) and very noticeble to other people. So they look slightly ridiculous. I may try changing out the clip, myself. I'm not going to wear these while playing rugby or out waterskiing, so I don't need such a heavy clip, anyway. Read more
Work great and for a good price!! Read more
I really tried to like these but the clip on area was difficult to adjust to my normal lenses. They have to be clipped on from the front and it continued to be a mess trying to attach them. If you are good at attaching from the front and use two hands, then try them out. Otherwise, they are useful and help block the sunlight. They are lightweight and easy to clean. Read more
Great finding out about florescent lights damaging our eyes & how to protect them. Braddell products delivered a beautiful protecting case for delicate clip ons. Read more
As a severe migraine sufferer with high levels of photosensitivity, I've tried different options. I prefer clip-ons to full changes in glasses, for various reasons. For the price, these are fantastic. The only complaint that I have is in the size and weight of these: I wear small, rectangular, titanium-framed (light-weight) glasses, and these are SUBSTANTIALLY larger, designer for much larger styles of eyewear. The issue here isn't so much the size -- I don't mind them being larger than my glasses, as it just means better coverage when at my screen -- but the fit of the clips. On my smaller glasses, the clips BARELY grab on; if I secure them low on the glasses, the they press against my face uncomfortable. If I clip them higher up on my glasses (to get them off of my face), they do not have a secure enough "hold" with the clips to be functional flipping up and down (without coming off). Also, they're just surprisingly heavy on my lightweight glasses, which creates unexpected pressure through the nose-pads. This doesn't mean that they don't do what I need them to--- which is reduce screen-related migraine flares. They help with this! If I wore larger framed glasses, they would be perfect. I still use them, all day every day, but I'm not kidding about the nose-pad pressure: some days I actually put a small band-aid over my nose to offset the pressure. So if you're rocking larger (more modern styled) eyeglasses, these should work just fine. They're great and big and they work. If you've got lighter-weight or smaller framed glasses, fit and weight may be issues. Read more
The lens are great, but they will scratch up your eye glasses. The rubber tips come off and the metal scratched up my new lenses. I wouldn’t buy them again. Read more
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