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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Every case of colorblindness is different so you should consult your eye care provider. However, based upon my experiences, I would strongly recommend against it. For most people, these, and other glasses like them only help with certain shades of green, pink, red and purple. Relying on them for such a job could be dangerous.
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It should work just fine with your lens. There is a bit of a color cast produced by the filters, depending on your editing skills, this is something somewhat easy to fix. I mostly use the graduated filters for sunset and notice a a purpleish tint in the sky that is otherwise not there. For sunsets, this is an acceptable fault for me. For ~$20 you cant go wrong, especially if you are buying these to determine if a higher end filter would be a good fit for your bag.
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I sent my pair back as they didnt work for me. There sre lots of variants of colour blindness... mine is quite mild. The glasses actually cut down what green I could percive so I was worse off. Hope that helps. Dave
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You should be able use these glasses.. the technology should still be the same. Kids I'm not sure..
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I think they would for over some regular glasses. But it really just depends on the glasses and how far away they come from your face.
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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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I dont know. they appear to block some blues. I wear them for driving on overcast low light days.
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This model is designed to fit over eyeglasses. The S1933X is more for people who don't wear glasses. I have purchased both models for myself and members of my family. I have also purchased the Solar Shield Fits Over glasses from amazon which block out more than just the blue light for even better relaxation and health. I would suggest checking out the benefits of blue light blocking lenses on the internet if you have not done so. Hope this information is helpful to you.
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If you enjoy frying your retinas, they are great! That being said, if you are looking for shooting glasses that help increase your depth perception, the yellow tints on these glasses work well. As for blocking sun, they dont do much, if anything in that department. You are going to want a pair of glasses with dark or smoke tinted lenses that will cut down on the light coming through.
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Hi Bright Noah, If you're worried about UV damage to your eyes or skin we recommend you buy a pair of good quality 99-100% UV protective (up to 400nm protection) clear glasses to use with your PeeDar's wavelength range of 365-370nm. There are many great plastic protective glasses out there that cost under $10 a pair. All tinted UV-protective glasses we've tested (e.g. yellow/amber, rose, brown) make seeing stains more difficult when using the PeeDar. When using the PeeDar, clear glasses allow you to see the full range of colors from fluorescence against a stain's background. Tints are good at removing overpowering visible light (e.g. purple light associated with 390+nm wavelengths), luckily the PeeDar doesn't contain overpowering visible light that can act to hide a stain's fluorescence. We hope this information is a help, and if you have any other questions please contact us directly and we'll do our best to reply as soon and fully as we can. Many thanks for giving PeeDar a go, we hope you're getting great results from it and our eBook, and good luck with your stain-hunting! Best regards PandoraStocks LTD Customer Support
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I have several pair of dark sun glasses, that's why I ordered these "shooting" glasses. They have 99.9% UV Blocking, that's what "fries" the retina, not the bright light. I "hate" dark sun glasses for anything beyond fishing from a boat in bright sun shine - then I can see through the dark lenses. I understand these yellow lenses are also good good at night -I had a pair but seldom drive at night.
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Because I have blue eyes the glasses work really good for me, I have no problem with them when out in the sun.
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These are wonderful especially for us glass wearers. They block the sun from all over, even from the sides. I bought a pair to keep in each car and my friend who is (was a long time ago) a red head and light complected and very sensitive to sun found these glasses to be great and he doesn't wear them over glasses. I'd give it a try and see what you think. I think you'll be happy. John
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Hi Lisa,I bought these glasses (Blue Blockers) a few yaers ago, both for myself and for my wife. Thses are designes as unisex and looks good on anyone. Remember, you should have glasses large enough to cover area around eyes to protect from the harmful UV rays of th sun, the skin under the eyes ai especially sensitive and pron to form wrinckles if not prperly protected.I say go ahhead and you will not regret.
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I hope these glasses should work. Before buying,Kindly check in the menu for 3D, if you find "DLP-link" in the options then there should not be any problem.
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I just lost one of the blue sun glass lens. I'm hoping to replace it with a new pair. I got this as a gift last year. Any info you can provide would be great.