UV Coral Viewing Glasses

They did the job. Works lovely

They work! Very nice. Good price. Excellent glasses and they do the trick. Definitely get them 😁

I bought these because they were cheap and figured I couldn't really lose. Turns out they are phenomenal. Now I have a dedicated space near my saltwater tank to keep these. Three lenses knock off the blue light to your eyes and make viewing the tank nicer with higher contrast and more natural look. Also great that there are two pairs in the package. Highly recommend!

Great product for a defent price. Corals look even better now :) It way looks better in person that how it looks on camera by the way.

Works as intended and is nice to have for visitors that come during prime blue light time of day that want to view the tank or are not use to the blue. Kids and their friends love it as well and has brought lot of interest to the tank, which means I get more green light from the spouse for coral and fish. Must have for any reef tank enthusiast.

I got these mostly to enjoy a different view of my reef tank and to be able to snap a few photos using my phone (note, while they can be held against a proper camera lens, they are the size and shape of standard sunglasses, so the results aren’t stellar there) without having to spend a lot of time correcting the colour for the blue lights on the tank. I had mixed results. My basic lighting consists of the ATI Blue Plus T5 fluorescent bulbs, which have a pronounced blue cast, though not as much as some LED reef light settings. While the glasses reduced the blue a bit, there was still a distinct cast and the images were even harder to colour correct than without the glasses. However, when I added a white leaning LED to the mix, the glasses made a more impressive difference as demonstrated by the unedited photos accompanying this review. That extra bit of white and red light allowed the glasses to produce a much more natural look. (Unfortunately, I don’t have AI Prime 16HD or other higher end LED reef lights to see how they work under a full range of colours, but, since most of my photos are taken under fluorescents, the images speak for themselves) I don’t know that I’d rely on these to get “great” coral shots, but they do make for nice viewing, especially off there is enough light in the rest of the visible spectrum. The certainly make examining details in the tank a bit easier as I am not seeing everything in shades of blue. Will they be good enough for you? Look at the photos and decide for yourself.

Works really good. I could look at my tank for hours.

Excellent