Question 1

What EXACTLY is the purpose of these glasses? A lot of reviewers said NOT to use them for night driving or driving in general, so what then?

Accepted Answer

You CAN use these for night driving but I would NOT ADVISE it. There have been a few times I wore these while friving at night and nearly hit somebody who was crossing the street which wasn't really well lit. I know I WOULD have seen these people if I had NOT been wearing these glasses. So, yeah, while they do help with headlight glare from other vehicles, I no longer wear them while driving at night.They are great for computer eyestrain though.

Question 2

are they true blue  blocker

Accepted Answer

YES. It is the LENS that does the blocking (not the seller's description). Both the S0360X and S1933X both have the EXACT same lens: SCT-Orange. So yes, they both block blue light. Also, Consumer reports specifically tested them and said they blocked the MOST blue light.

"We tested three pairs of glasses in our labs for their ability to block blue light, measuring light intensity at all wavelengths to find out how much each lens absorbed. Of the three, only one—the Uvex Skyper safety eyewear (orange tinted), $8—cut out almost all blue light.  The Gunnar Intercept gaming glasses (medium yellow), $53, cut blue light by about half, and the Spektrum Pro Blue Light Blocking Glasses (light yellow), $40, cut it by only about a third." Consumer Reports

Question 3

Has anyone tried both this and and the other model they're selling on here, the S1933X? If so, could you please list any big differences?  Quality, color/tint, fit (does one run bigger than the other), etc.....  Thanks.

Accepted Answer

I have tried both.  I find the S0360X more comfortable.  It is larger and offers protection on the sides as well as front.  The smaller S1933X did not fit well over my glasses.  Contrary to what others have posted, both offer the SAME amount of blue blocking protection as both have the same lens: SCT-Orange.

Question 4

Do these block blue light from TV?

Accepted Answer

Consumer Reports did a review of three different brands/styles of glasses claiming to block blue light, which included these Uvex Skypers.  Of the three pairs of glasses tested, the Skypers were the most effective at blocking blue light . . . and are the most affordable. :-)Go here to see the full review:http://www.consumerreports.org/eyeglass-stores/3-blue-blockers-put-to-the-test/

ASIN	B01N3RQETD
ASIN	B01N3RQETD
Age Range Description	Adults
Apparel Fabric Weight Class	Lightweight
Best Sellers Rank	#375,389 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) #2,467 in Computer Bluelight Blocking Glasses
Brand Name	Uvex
Colour	Orange
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (685)
Date First Available	7 April 2016
Frame Material	Plastic
Frame Material Type	Plastic
Frame Type	Full Rim
Garment Size Country	India
Global Trade Identification Number	00883940274683
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	17.8 x 5.6 x 6.9 Centimeters
Item Shape	Semi-Circular
Item Weight	0.3 Pounds
Item Weight	136 g
Item model number	S1933X-3
Lens Material Type	Branded formulation for blue light blocking
Manufacturer	Uvex
Manufacturer	Uvex
Manufacturer Part Number	S1933X-3
Material Type	synthetic
Net Quantity	3.0 Count
Pattern	Solid
Product Care Instructions	Clean gently with a soft cloth. Store in a protective case when not in use.
Product Dimensions	17.78 x 5.59 x 6.86 cm; 136.08 g
Special Features	Adjustable-length
Style Name	Classic, Sporty
Style Number	S1933X-3
Target Audience	Computer Users
UPC	883940274683 603390094521 603390094552
Unit Count	3.0 Count
Warranty Description	no warranty available
number-of-items	3
size	3Pack (Orange Lens)

Uvex Skyper Blue Light Blocking fbKmDr Computer Glasses with SCT-Orange Lens (Pack of 3)

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