BLUPOND Night Driving Glasses - Semi Polarized Yellow Tint Anti Glare HD Lens Clear Vision - Unbreakable Metal Frame with Car Clip Holder - Knight Visor

Although the glasses are well made, and are good looking glasses, I tried wearing them in traffic at night and I couldn't tell any difference as far as glare or the ability to see any better at night. The only thing I noticed was that they gave things a yellow tint when I wore them.Edit to add:This is a great company with excellent customer service! When they found out I wasn't happy with my results, they promptly offered to replace them with another product of my choice, or refund my money. They were anxious to make things right. Whatever product you choose, I would recommend the company to anyone.

I feel sometimes like I'm among the last few of a dying breed. Why? Because I drive a sedan, reasoning that I don't routinely haul cargo, I don't generally need to transport more than 2-3 passengers, and I don't drive off-road. I'm not obese so I don't need huge seats. I don't need a 4x4 off-road gas guzzler to get to and from work.Unfortunately the big vehicles most everyone else drives have huge headlights and they're elevated. They tend to be right at eye-level. They are often accompanied by foglights that aren't intended to be used in clear conditions. It fits in well with the "I got mine, screw everyone else!" mentality. Editorial aside, this is a nuisance and likely a hazard when driving at night. It definitely harms night-vision and reduces visibility. Plus, it's annoying. Unlike the ECE standards found in much of the rest of the world, the SAE standards of the USA make little (or no) effort to reduce glare and dazzle of other drivers.I find these glasses really help. They do take a bit of getting used to but that didn't take very long, just a few days or so. My subjective experience is that the glare is still *there*, it just doesn't matter very much. You do see it, but it's less bothersome and less of a distraction. The glare doesn't compete so much with things you want to see. If you wear these at night (say, when you're not driving) you can notice that everything appears just a little bit brighter, similar to what happens when you turn up the "contrast" setting on a monitor. It's a pleasant effect.Compared to how much some other products in this category cost (often a LOT more), I was pleasantly surprised by how effective these are. It was thoughtful of them to include the extras, like a soft bag, a semi-hard case, a microfiber cloth, and a visor clip so you can store them more easily in your car. I've never personally needed to use their customer service but others speak highly of it. The impression I get is that they care. I don't usually feel that way about companies, since so many of them are run people who have at least some placement on the sociopathy scale.I'll probably buy another pair for my significant other.

Husband is very impressed. He drives a lot. I mean A LOT! (50k+ in one year) My husband would be a great truck driver. He is a stickler for detail. He loved all the thought and extras that went into the design. The clip, well built glasses, the case, cleaning cloth, packaging. He asked if they were expensive. He has bought a number of expensive $200+ Sunglasses over the years. I'm happy he's happy! I want to keep him safe driving so much. Thanks!!

I’m 72 and on some high blood pressure medicine so my eyes are sensitive to bright light.  I purchased these from Amazon to try because I was disparate to find something that would help.  I hated driving a night especially when people don't dim and those super bright blue lights really hurt my eyes.  Now driving at night is almost a joy.  I can tell some lights are brighter than most and the blue lights are now green, but they don't hurt and I'm not annoyed like I used to be.The plus.  I took them out to monitor deer where I hurt.  After sunset, when they decide to come out, I can see them better with the glasses.  The lens are a light yellow, but they don't make things darker ... yellows and browns are brighter.

I have been having issues with glare. I have quality sunglasses for daytime but nighttime was really a problem. If you read what they say, it won't completely eliminate glare as the lenses are only partially polarized. But after my first use I can tell a difference in my night time driving. It reduces glare enough that I can see the road much better when facing an oncoming vehicle. It's not as bad when I am in my pickup, but when I drive my commuter car which sits much lower the oncoming headlights from bigger vehicles has been terrible. These glasses have made it much easier. They are good quality and not cheaply made. I am ordering a second pair to leave in my truck. Remember, you get what you pay for and these are worth the extra money to get a quality pair of glasses.

I am writing to say positive things about this company and their eagerness to be sure the customer is completely satisfied. When I advised them that the yellow color of the glasses was uncomfortable for me personally. They immediately contacted me to offer an alternative pair that might better suit my particular needs. The new pair works so much better for me. I want to praise a company like this that stands behind their brand.

My seventy-five year old husband drives every Friday night to his grandson's football games, and of course he always drives home in the dark. The glare from other driver's headlights made him unable to see the road at times, and he felt very unsafe in his inability to see well. I purchased these night driving glasses for him, and he came home after wearing them on the way home from the game, raving about the difference in his ability to see the road at all times, thus making him feel safer while driving. He loved them so much, he bought his son a pair! Great product! Thanks!

ridiculously overpriced, nice packeting, but this is all good I can say about them, optically not better than any sub 20 £ glasses

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