These single vision lenses with anti-reflective filters reduce the reflection and glare from indoor and outdoor light sources by absorbing the glare and filtering out the harmful blue light emitted by many digital devices and offer UV 400 protection.
Go Vision E-Reader Anti Glare/Anti Blue Light Protection Glasses
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Features
- ANTI-BLUE LIGHT:
- Filters out harmful UV blue light and reducing eye fatigue while working on screen
- REDUCING EYE FATIGUE:
- While working on computers, tablets, phone, televisions or gaming
- BETTER SLEEP:
- Digit eyes can reduce eye strain and headache, so you can enjoy a restful deeper sleep
- MULTIPLE FEATURES:
- Durable frames, Unisex design, 100% UV protection
- BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING:
- Filters out harmful UV blue light
- Also offers UV400 protection
- Help absorb specific wavelengths of high-energy blue light
Included In The Box
- Go Vision E-Reader Anti Glare/Anti Blue Light Protection Glasses
- Hard-sided Carrying Case
- Micro-clean towel
Warranty
Reviews
Verified Purchase
Good
Your eyes feel less strained. After a period of watching TV or on the computer. You can look longer at computer and phone with your eyes relaxed.
Written by @scorpio13 - June 18th 2020
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E-Reader anti glare glasses
I just received my glasses and I like them already. Like the fir and the frame.
Written by @aejames1 - June 23rd 2020
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Good
They are comforting to the eyes.
Written by @scorpio13 - June 20th 2020
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Comfortable!
Nice frame, but a little bigger than expected. Although it says unisex, looks more like a males, than females frame. Overall, comfortable!
Written by @elucero - August 10th 2020
Verified Purchase
Great!!!
Written by @Luveniatruss - July 31st 2020
Verified Purchase
No magnification
When I saw they were called “Reader” I assumed they had some magnification. I guess I learned not to assume by a product name.
Written by @rwpowers4 - July 2nd 2020
Verified Purchase
No carrying case as stated.
Thought these glasses had some magnified reading capability. The E-Reader description is deceptive.
Written by @tccamp78 - June 15th 2020
