Do they help with bright headlights and glare o the street lights?
2010006
Over 3 consecutive nights of driving through the night I noticed no improvement in glare from headlights or streetlights. After my initial test I no longer wear these glasses at all.
2010007
We have few street lights here in Central Oregon. These glasses greatly help with bright headlights. I've purchased 3 pairs of glasses to help with the bright headlights and all of them have helped. The more expensive ones, about $48, are the best, but not by much. I have a car that rides pretty low compared to the SUV's (the most serious bright lights) and those lights tend to be directly in my eyes. I used to have to hold up my left hand to shield my eyes and I don't have to do that anymore. I am less likely to be blinded now and I have far fewer headaches. Good luck. Please don't hesitate to ask more questions. ;) We have few street lights here in Central Oregon. These glasses greatly help with bright headlights. I've purchased 3 pairs of glasses to help with the bright headlights and all of them have helped. The more expensive ones, about $48, are the best, but not by much. I have a car that rides pretty low compared to the SUV's (the most serious bright lights) and those lights tend to be directly in my eyes. I used to have to hold up my left hand to shield my eyes and I don't have to do that anymore. I am less likely to be blinded now and I have far fewer headaches. Good luck. Please don't... » Read More We have few street lights here in Central Oregon. These glasses greatly help with bright headlights. I've purchased 3 pairs of glasses to help with the bright headlights and all of them have helped. The more expensive ones, about $48, are the best, but not by much. I have a car that rides pretty low compared to the SUV's (the most serious bright lights) and those lights tend to be directly in my eyes. I used to have to hold up my left hand to shield my eyes and I don't have to do that anymore. I am less likely to be blinded now and I have far fewer headaches. Good luck. Please don't hesitate to ask more questions. ;) « Show Less
2010008
Yes, because the glasses make the lights appear yellow, it softens the effects of bright headlights and streetlight glare.
928718
yes as long as you don't darken or smoke or tint them. The brighter the better!!
1576476
Not 100% sure if they are polarized or not but I can say that they do make my vision clearer and have driven with them on. Vision seems clearer with less glare. Hope this helps.
900216
I have no idea. All I know is they were recommended to me by a friend because they cut down glare. I tried them and they work.
1137156
All I can tell you they are nice (really brighten things up) on cloudy days. At night they cut down on light glare from headlights/street lights but they do darken shadowed area more then clear lens. In town at night they are ok but not on country roads at night,to dark.
1598574
Not sure on that one. It helps reduce my headaches I get from the lights though. That was my selling point.
1525256
depends on how you aim them. mine light up the road about 100-150 feet ahead.
1897129
It would work as good. My GPS connects to Window on vehicles, helps with glare on bright days.
2133511
So far I've used them to flash on at least 15 traffic crashes, some of which last for MANY hours. I can't say for certain, as I haven't tried it, but mine have worked over various incidents for at least 50 non-consecutive hours. They're quite awesome and quite bright.
488677
They have a slight amber tint that removes the white/bluish glare from the computer screen. I don't know if they would help with night vision or glare at all. They do help with the computer screen. I don't get as many headaches or tired eyes. The tiny is so slight it's not that noticeable.
2256376
Yes they are bright, police cars could use them for search lights. All kidding aside, they are ridiculously bright, I would say annoyingly so. Nothing a piece of black masking tape won't cover up though.
636477
I'm not sure. I have only put them in conventional style headlights. They are bright tho!
1711620
Sun glare is rarely a problem for me, but it may depend some on the shape of your face. I used to have to wear a ball cap with sunglasses to avoid sun glare, but not with these. These block out light coming from behind too, which would reflect off the inside of my old suns. And they fit over my Rx glasses. Not as stylish as some other sunglasses, but a lot less eye stain and fatigue, and much improved vision!!
352417
They did not help me at all for night driving, and I doubt they would work for bright light.
1250798
No it does not cut the glare from headlights. It has the same mirror like the OEM rear view mirror. You might want to get the ones that look like black mirror. Those are the ones that block the glare from headlights at the back. Hope this helps.
1294813
I just checked the glasses to see if they reduce glare from oncoming headlights. The quick answer is that they do not, except insofar as they reduce light transmission by being yellow. Reduced light transmission at night is a bad thing if you're on a dark road, so I recommend you do not wear these at night. Instead, if you're having trouble with glare from oncoming headlights, consult an optician or opthalmologist to find out what options they know about to reduce glare.
1736024
Yes, noticeable difference at night. The glare of bright lights is diminished, however, it also mutes darkness. I agree with others that its more difficult to see people, animals, or objects on or along side of road. For me, these work best driving towards bright sunlight.