Do these protect from radiation? (Don't ask why)
1290165
Simply put yes and no. I recomend searching what type if radiation you are trying to protect yourself from these are made of PVC and cotton aproxamitly 1/16 inch thick. You can find more info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiation_protection
611376
Ooops. Not see through, if they were see through I doubt that there would be any UV protection..
691900
From the computer yes (check out my review). I use them daily now when I'm just sitting and browsing or playing, they take a lot of the strain away and make it easier to go to sleep. They block solar rays, but they aren't really sunglasses, it will still be bright, but the danger from the rays will be gone.
1133000
If your sticker shows that much radiation you better be headed for shelter, unless you have a radiation proof suit, in which case you can keep it in your pocket. A dose of 50 rads+ requires medical attention quickly. The sticker would need the same "shielding" as your body in any case, and needs to be kept in a fallout shelter where you will hopefully be if it ever does indicate. They're great for venturing out of the shelter after such an event though. Hope we never have to use them.
1385726
I don't believe so since they don't give off heat. And we don't keep them on 24/7 in any case. Hope this helps!
1343329
I have no idea if they will block UV...Asking the wrong guy this time, sorry.....
1466624
Yes, they do block the sun like blue blockers and the wrap around works well. Definitely worth the purchase at such a great price. Since they are not made by "Blue Blockers", they may not want any legal issues if they advertise them as such.
272649
I emailed the company that makes this product. The customer service guy was very helpful. His response to that question was that there is no radiation threat since the chest area has more tissue, bone, and cartillage, and the brain is not getting the radiation; he said doctors had said that. He did not say anything about that little heart shaped piece being shielded. Being a female, I would prefer not to wear something so close to my chest. Perhaps, throw the whole thing over my back???
947090
I do not know since mine are still functional and I do not have any way to measure any loss of protection. Sorry.
563480
How did you research? Where did you obtain proof? I asked the seller for info & they couldn't provide me with any proof in English that this doesn't come from an area affected by the radiation.
438611
They say not to. I do, though. I don't know the reason why they say not to. I use them in an outdoor fixture and don't ever leave them on more than a few hours at a time, so I have not been able to check to see if there is an increase in temperature that is drastic.
2136468
I have mine outside in an unprotected area, doesmn't sem to affect them. Might be a good idea to protect them though,m just a rain shield or something.AJ
225451
Yes, it does. There is only one problem with it. The skin is about 2mm shorter than the length of my screen. It's a little uncomfortable whenever I look at the edge that's lack of screen protector. Anyway, the anti-radiation feature is working well so far. Reducing radiation also depends on how far from the screen to your eyes (50-75 cm is good)and what you eat. Vitamin A (like green tea), C and protein (banana is good) are very useful for protection from radiation. Cactus on your desk also helps absorb the radiation from your computer.
1707749
I haven't noticed that they have any sort of cooling effect. It may just be that they have better ventilation than other products, but for me I have found that I do get hot in them from time to time.
286995
The ones we had were sufficient for blocking out the sun. And worked as I had hoped. If it is not clinging, be sure you remove the protective film! I took them on and off as needed.
1995516
Yes , Priscilla , they do come with a Protecting Sleeve. And Even if they did not, These are Tempered Glass Files. They will not Chip Easily. So No Worries !
204177
It does produce harmful radiation. Wearing a tin foil night cap will prevent radiation burns, and protect you from government mind scanners.