need anti glare glasses for night driving do these work for that
838015
No. These cut down peripheral glare but they seem to intensify light sources such as oncoming headlights. At least that is my experience. Perhaps a different owner has had better results with night glare.
2048549
You may be able to use them for driving; however I'm not an optometrist. I do carry a pair in my car, but just for emergency use should my contacts fall out or my regular glasses become damaged.
1782835
well that's not what I got them for but if they are anti fog then yeas they would be for day time use. I havnt fully tested them yet but plan to.
864686
yes, for anti-glare version please use this link, http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DMLO5LY
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.
77069
I use them for driving but I do not see why they could not be used for any glasses. I doubt you would see much difference using them for reading. Blue blockers are most effective when they filter out the blue in outdoor vision.
162644
yes they can b worn at night time cause they're clear, but they are really big around, like each lense is bigger around then a pop can.
1749056
Hello! I love these glasses and use them when I drive from work in the mornings. I have no trouble wearing them inside at work and homes, but as they are sunglasses I can't see well wearing them outside at night. Hope this helps!
265670
Yes, the yellow plastic really does cut down night time glare from oncoming headlights. However the unit is brittle and you can hurt yourself manuevering it around. A better idea would be to find a piece of thin yellow plastic that would adhere to the inside of your windshield.
948056
I use mine on my motorcycle and would not recommend using them at night. You can still see but visibility is significantly reduced. I always carry a clear lensed version for night riding.
1420548
These glasses provide slight magnification to nearby objects and I've noticed that far away objects become blurry. I wouldn't wear them while driving. I have perfect vision and do not wear prescription glasses. Based on your eyesight, things might be different for you. You need to make sure that you are able to see the signs and cars (nearby/far-off) clearly and that these glasses do not make your blind spots larger.
2174351
I don't know for sure but I use the yellow night glasses for sunrise, sunset, and nighttime and have never had a problem with glare, regardless of the light source. I am also sensitive to light and these glasses work well for me.
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.
1468875
They should but you won't be able to see nothing at night when drivingI removed them after I installed them
830703
My eyesight has deteriorated to the point where I can't drive anymore. These glasses might help a little as the field of view is relatively large but they will not help you see oncoming traffic from left or right. Also, rhey are intended fir TV viewing at a distance of 8 or 9 feet and objects further away are blurry. I think Eschenbach makes some for other distances. Check their website.
1772185
Don't know about anti-reflective. I tried them to help with glare of headlights at night, but they didn't work, especially with headlights that appear to be on bright even when they are not.
57443
I don't know if they are the same or not as I haven't tried the ones advertised. They do what they say they will do. I have had numerous laser surgeries on my eyes and the glare from the lights make it impossible to drive during rain and at night. I have driven at dusk and the glare front the headlights doesn't seem to bother me as bad. Haven't driven when it is dark but I have driven in the rain and can see a lot better.