I need glasses to block damaging wavelengths of light outside - like UV, but also shortwave blue. But still have longer-wave blue. Will these work?
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Unfortunately I don't know the specifics. I use them to block damaging rays when I work on the computer. They work well for that. My eyes do not get tired as quickly.
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these glasses don't wrap around enough to be called wind proof. they won't work for say motorcycle riding but the regular wind outside, sure they help from normal conditions.
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i don't have these glasses as they were lost but as far as i remember they were a bit darker on the top. they are nice glasses but they do filter the blue color out so when you look at a green signal it's not as bright.. (not a great thing for us older people)
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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!
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Sorry, I can't help. They help my mother over her prescription reading glasses, but she does not have progressive lenses. Good luck. Great idea, Amazon!
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Website says blocks UV rays from up to 400 nanometers? Here's the link. http://www.bolle.com/technology/goggle/technology
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It depends on how much moisture you put of the foam around the glasses. As others have noted, they do fog pretty bad. Especially for a person like me who sweats a lot when they work out. I noticed that some tried to remove some of the foam, while others wear them loosely. To me, that's too much work. Also, I now do not trust their UV claims. At the very least, they are not polarized. I can see my iPhone tracking read outs with them on. I can't with my other polarized glasses.
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Although these are very good, I'd recommend the LG AG-F220 Cinema Clip On 3D Glasses for over glasses use. They are LG but work with other brands of passive 3d TVs (mine are used with a Vizio set).
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I'm sorry to say that I have no idea. I have many pairs of glasses and all offer protection from UV rays.
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Not sure ... i am considered color blind because i cant pass the ishahara test ...but i can see colors just fine , such as traffic lights & rainbows etc. the oxy Iso glasses did not help me at all ...in fact , i made my own glasses with a $ 5.00 pair of lightly tinted glasses from walmart ..popped out the lenses ..put red thin film over the lenses & popped them back in ...with them i can see 19 out of the 24 ishahara plates ...anyway if you want to try the Oxy-Iso glasses they are super easy to return and get a full refund on if they dont work ..which i doubt they will anyway ...hope this helps ...good luck !!! K.T.
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I would like to amend my previous response: I don't know the UV rating on these. I can't accurately say they would prevent snow blindness. The red increases your perception of contrast in a snow covered area.
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These would not be my first choice as lab goggles... at least not for any of the labs I've worked in. These are primarily made to filter light. I wouldn't vouch for their ability to protect from splashes or to be reasonably shatterproof.
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You can order these glasses in any power--including zero--no power at all. Looking through them is like looking through slightly yellow glass, so no, they don't affect your vision at all--except to filter out the blue wavelengths that can damage your eyes.
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I see no reason they will not work. The aspect ratio is identical to the glasses I'm selling. If you have any problems with the glasses you can expect a full refund.
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You would have to ask the manufacturer. They claim to block the UV rays but I am no expert and certainly not the right person to answer this for you. I would hope that they were not falsely advertising that feature, but I am going to assume at the very least that they help regardless.
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I would probably say yes to the first and no to the second. The seal around the goggles is excellent for keeping dust and debris out of the wearer's eyes. Although I have only used these in a laboratory setting, so I would not have specific experience with using these for landscaping. The pair I have does not have a tinted lens, so they probably aren't great against sunlight unless you purchase a pair with tinted or polarized lenses.
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My sleep doctor told me to wear blue filtering glasses to help me sleep. He said to wear them at night when on the computer or watching TV because the blue light tricks your body into thinking it's daytime and produces hormones to keep you awake. By the way, I am looking. I haven't bought any yet so I appreciate reading your reviews. Thanks!