hi I wonder if there any side effect in this glasses .my eye is good.I just want to use it for medical to see vein .and what color i must buy .
585820
No side effects here ! Not sure what color you need but, it sounds like Hector Gomez knows his stuff . . . .
585821
These are good for the day time. It's good for the red and green light and amber traffic signals . anything organic like trees and grass it looks brown. You have to get used to them for a while. But veins i didn't get to realize it yet. But I like them. But be very careful when driving.
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The Oxy-Iso is designed to enhance visibility of oxygenation variations in the skin, which aids in visibility of veins. (It helps colorblindness because red-green color vision evolved in order to see these oxygenation modulations, see http://www.changizi.com/colorface.pdf ).Oh, and there are no long term side effects.
585823
No side effects for me, my eyes are good as well, these glasses help me with my slight color definiecy.
645248
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.
1089129
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.
1214962
I don't know if these pills are helping or not and have only taken them about two months. Probably too soon to know. My dad has macular degeneration and I sure would like to avoid going through what he is going through. I know that's not much help...sorry.
1709904
I believe the answer is "yes" due the wavelength of the UV light (it doesn't matter what you're looking at - it's the light that's harmful). The glasses are cheap protection for your eyes.
661806
No, At least they won't help me that way. The yellow tint does not effect the sight, no coloration. They only screen blue light rays. Other wise you won't know you are wearing them.
615006
This might actually be a question best answered by the company itself (www.allencompany.net), I have no reservations myself in using them not only for elimination of light glare and "extra" eye and lens protection over my prescription glasses but what I am protecting against are small particles that may be associated to a non-full burn of gun-powder, as well as shell casing from mine or a partner nearby when they eject out of a side port. Larger chunks of wood, sawdust, or small shards of metal from say a missed screw or nail in the wood would be slowed down for sure on impacting these glasses but when it comes to your eyes you can never be to carful. Contact information for Allen Company: The Allen Company 525 Burbank Street P.O. Box 445 Broomfield, CO 80020 Phone: (303)469-1857 Fax: (303)466-7437 Customer Service: 1 (800)876-8600
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There are three different lenses made by this company. Idk what that approval means but these are not the glasses that fix color blindness if that's what you're asking. I could not pass the plate test with them! For that you need the oxy - ISO lenses. Mistake on my part. My friends that tried them, two of whom are in the medical field, saw no change at all through them. No veins or anything else we thought they were for. I failed 23/25 plates as opposed to my usual 24/25. That's it.
1317034
First I would say ask your eye care professional ... however, I have MGD and I got a sample of this yesterday from my eye doctor. The front of my box says all the things shown on the boxes here, with the addition of "Prolongs Contact Time" so it is possible it could help with that. I've only used it twice so far but it feels soooo soothing!
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Not that I have seen. They r the only ones I use anymore and always keep 2 to 3 pair extra in case I loose or break ones I am using. Have not seen a difference in lens color. If you buy the folding bow ones that r as seen on TV they r much darker and very uncomfortable.
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Regretfully we cannot answer your specific question, however the reason we purchased Oxy-Amp 2 is because it was recommended by the manufacturer to treat my husband whose condition is as follows: My husband contracted a virus known as Valley Fever in the deserts of Arizona, USA. This virus is similar to pneumonia and initially attacks the lungs due to inhallation of the spores from the dust and sand. One of the side effects to this virus was swollen optic discs located behind the eyes. As a result of these swollen discs light entering the eyes is restricted to the brain due to this damage which also affects the optic nerves resulting in lack of contrast. The eyes themselves are not affected. The Oyx-Amp glasses give the user more constrast therefore improving vision. My husband has found these glasses to be helpful and would recommend them for this kind of optic nerve damage. I hope this information is helpful.
204509
It will be essentially the same with all glasses (as long as they are the correct type for your TV). The amount 3D effect is based more on your TV, each particular movie, viewing environment, etc. I purchased these glasses because they are a higher quality plastic so they don't scratch as easily and they are much more comfortable. I would suggest internet searching for something such as "get the most out of your 3D TV". Good luck
181015
I do not use them on prescription glasses. I do know that the product dries clear with no smudges. I would suspect that it would not interfere with the prescription.
1038202
I'm not sure you are serious, or if you are just having fun with this, but in any case, I am not a scientist, or a chemist, perhaps you should be asking your medical doctor or pharmacist about this. I can tell you I've been using these glasses for many years and still alive, so hey haven't poisoned me yet....this is about the best response I can give you. Perhaps you should be thinking of another type of drinking vessel.
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Looks like R. Jensen answered your question. I can only add that I checked with my eye doctor to ensure it was safe for my eyes and he said no problem since it was in the blue green spectrum. It has worked wonders for my SAD issues! I just went to Costa Rica and was able to get over jet lag and adjusted to the new time zone very quickly.
573937
I would say that along with some interference with jewelry when around your neck are the only drawbacks about these glasses. When you lean the back of your head against a pillow or something they tend to push forward on your face, at least mine do, however, you can fuss with them and make them work for you even when in that position other than that they are absolutely wonderful...they look nice, no more lost glasses and they are great conversation starters! Hope this helps.
669757
No, and I have cataracts. They are just plain eye drops and Iv'e read that the blue color that isn't FDA approved won't hurt your eyes.