Migraine Relief Glasses by MigraLens for Chronic Light Sensitivity | Horizon Wrap Around Style, Unisex, Green Lenses

These are the best glasses I’ve found for cutting out whatever it is that triggers or worsens migraines. They work best with daylight. I’ve just got back from a cruise where I wore them practically all the time, and they made things so much more comfortable. On the occasions where I didn’t wear them, the difference was really obvious. I’d highly recommend them for anyone who has difficulty with bright light. The design hugs the curve of your face and cuts out light from above and below quite well, and the design of the arms cuts it out from the side, so you’re very well protected. I wore them with a hat to cut out even more light from above and it was perfect. The only criticism I have is that the fit is quite tight on my head, but that’s mostly my own fault for having a big head!

I am thrilled with these glasses. I do not get headaches so much as terrible vision disturbance, an inability to walk upright, horrendous sickness and so am really confined to bed. These glasses have quite literally changed my life, I have had no debilitating days since having these. If my vision is one iota off when I wake, on go the glasses. The preasure in my head seems to lift immediately, I don't find my eyes straining to see, nor am I affected by the light. Also they seem to have an uplifting affect on my overall mood on grey days, they sort of cheer you up. Strange!. I wouldn't say they are the most attractive glasses out there, my son says I remind him of a green frog, but what the heck, it's a small price to pay. I have tried blue lenses, they had no affect what so ever. Seeing these I was a little anxious about the price incase they too didn't work either. As soon as I put them on I knew they were just the thing. I felt relaxed eye wise straightway. For those who have headaches with their migraines it might be slightly different. For every six migraines I have only one will have a headache, the rest are silent but totally debilitating, I cease to have any capability over my sight, balance, stomach or senses. So, for me these as I said have been a life changer, good luck everyone, I wish you all migraine free!

I bought this set of lenses for relief when in frequesnt migraine as advertised. It does help but as my migraines are nerve damage in my neck at C5/C6 it cannot stop migraines for me . I bougt this pair ORDER PLACED 22 May 2022 and the frame has split in exactly the same place as another user . Image attached. I do agree that at that point of fracture the frame is far to thin to be durable. Also the fracture is of a tension type and it is clear that the lens was being held too tightly and assisted in the early fracture . As the fracture point is at the same place as another user it is easy to conclude that this is a latent manufacturing faultSo how to contact dealer ?

I purchased these glasses just over a year ago and wore them daily outside and for screen work. I was very happy with them until I had a problem with the frame. The company proved very easy to deal with and provided me with a replacement pair of their new XWrap model. I was ambivalent at first, the XWraps have a much robuster frame than the 1002 model I am accustomed to with a snugger fit and a different leg design. I feared they would be heavier and tighter, not ideal for most migraine sufferers. I was however pleasantly surprised at how quickly I became accustomed to the different fit and feel. I have suffered from migraines for over 40 years and have tried most of the conventional and alternative treatments with little success. During an attack I am completely incapacitated and am unable to tolerate anything on my head. Over the past year I have used the 1002s daily as a prophylactic and in my case although they are not a cure for migraines the lenses have significantly reduced the almost daily low level headaches I suffered previously. They have without doubt improved my quality of life. I have no hesitation in recommending the lenses and the company.

I have a medical condition (Lupus) which means I am extremely sensitive to both sunlight and fluorescent lights. Normal sunglasses don't really help and when I read about these I thought I would give them a try. Firstly, I would question why they are as expensive as they are. The frames are black plastic and the lenses are green plastic. They are made in China. They most definitely don't look expensive yet they cost considerably more than any of the "normal" sunglasses which I own, most of which look considerably better quality than these. I feel that a high price has been put on these simply because of the medical connection. Secondly, the glasses look unattractive. I know that the lenses have to be green (green filters out the blue and red rays which are believed to trigger migraines) but I felt very self-conscious wearing the glasses. Would it not be possible for the manufacturer to overlay the green lens with a brown or black lens? This would mean that the essential green lens is still present, but is disguised with the brown/black lens overlaying it.Having said all this, I did find that the glasses were quite helpful but they did not cure the problem. I felt that they worked more effectively with fluorescent lights than with natural sunlight. I found that they offered me some protection but not complete protection. However, these glasses are designed specifically for people who suffer from migraines and are sensitive to bright light. Possibly my situation is more complicated and perhaps I was expecting too much.If you do suffer from migraines, these are worth a try if you do not mind the price. After all, a drug-free solution is definitely not to be sneezed at.

My initial reaction is that they appear to help migraine sufferers with LED lighting but do so at a cost to overall visibility which takes some time getting used to. Frame quality is adequate but not very comfortable due to lack of adjustability.