Sleep Savior ® Ultra - Red Night Glasses – Blocks Out More Disruptive Light Than Blue Blockers - for Men and Women - Increase Melatonin Naturally and Help You Sleep Better – Perfect for Jet Lag

Really good to wear in the evening to block out blue/green light. Have a calming effect before bed and sleep is much better.

These block a lot of light - almost too much. They pretty much completely enclose your eye sockets so there's really no leakage (which was a problem with my previous pair). I was impressed on day one.However, for the price the build is not good. Both arms basically broke (perhaps blame my head-size, but it's not really large) - they can be detached (WHY?) and that made them weak. They had to be glued into place to stop them popping out sideways regularly. More recently, the frame just popped apart along the top. It didn't seem like there was a seam there - it just gave under pressure. The glasses still 'work' but with the break in the frame and the glued-in arms I can't really say I got value for money.

Don't normally review so quick, though as others received the wrong pair, just wanted to mention that my order was correct. The frame does seem a little flimsy, the lenses are very good quality, the price here was around £20 cheaper than other UK places, they fit fine and the foam does cut out seepage. I do look like something out of mad max wearing them, not sure if that's a pro or a con at this point.Will edit the review in a few weeks when I have some sleep data to see if it will improve the deep sleep phase.

After using them for a week for 2-3 hours prior sleeping i did not see any improvements in either falling asleep quicker or having a better quality sleep.We will try to return the object and happy to change my review if the seller maintains his word regarding this 100% satisfied policy.I will keep you updated.

The image shows the Sleep Savoir 'Ultra' model. What arrives is the Sleep Savoir - they are quite different and therefore disappointing.Update as of 5/9/19. I have reached out to the parent company in the USA regarding the above issue. They have failed to respond. I will be returning the product

I feel I received the cheaper version. The sleep Savior and not the Sleep Savior Ultra that comes with a frame around the edges. Besides theres no safety pouch in the box, only a a small bag.Depending on the size of your head the light will go through the edges of the upper and lower parts of the glasses.

Like other reviewers said, I got a cheaper version that looks remotely like the picture in the product description. I am returning it

the quality is quite cheap made of plastic but the red lenses are great - though u have to keep pressed on your face to block out gaps above and below - could be better in quality seeing the price paid

These glasses do work. After a long day my eyes are so tired, yet my brain feels wide awake. I put these on before I go to bed for awhile and I can feel my head start to relax. And I do start to feel tired and ready to sleep. They arrived undamaged and on time. For the price they do not feel sturdy or top quality. They feel very fragile so I'm being careful with them. But they work, so alls good.

Great glasses! I've used less expensive blue-blocking sunglasses to help protect my eyes from developing macular degeneration from using my smartphone after sunset, watching TV after dark, etc + help prevent loss of melatonin from blue light interfering with my ability to sleep. Downside of inexpensive blue-blockers were they were uncomfortable and lenses were cheap plastic which was hard to see through. Then I found these, recommended in a health-oriented newsletter from a trusted health professional. I love them!First of all, the lenses are much clearer and much easier to read through, and to generally see through clearly and in focus. Secondly, they are far more comfortable to wear. Third, I love that they provide far more protective coverage than the cheaper $25-30 glasses I was using.They come encased in a protective pouch with a lens cleaning cloth and, most importantly, in an easy-to-open hard rectangular box to easily store them in when I'm not using them, to keep them safe from harm.I hesitated to purchase based on the price, but I'm an avid reader whose mother developed macular degeneration and I definitely don't want macular degeneration if I can prevent it. These glasses are, in my opinion, a wise investment in my long-term health. They are well made and high-quality, and this I regard them as a much wiser long-term investment than the cheap easy-to-break and uncomfortable fuzzy glasses I had been using. The cheap ones might be half the price of these, but these will definitely last much longer and are far more enjoyable to wear with far more protection offered.If you are like me and concerned about expenses yet need to protect your eyes and/or prevent blue-light-induced insomnia, I can assure you these glasses are a far wiser investment that will help you save money in the long run while providing a far more enjoyable protective experience every night.And (something I wish I had done first), there's a good possibility that if you got your eye doctor to write you a medical necessity note to get these blue-blockers to protect against macular degeneration (or your primary care re insomnia), you might be able to deduct the cost from your taxes if you take the deduction for medical expenses.All things considered, these glasses are an excellent value. I highly recommend them to anyone wanting to protect their health against either insomnia or macular degeneration (insomnia is dangerous and macular degeneration effectively renders you blind except for peripheral vision, very undesirable for anyone who enjoys reading, watching TV, driving, working on computers, crafting, painting, etc etc etc)

The feel of these glasses is a little more plasticy than I expected for the price, and the points at which the red lenses connect to the frames occasionally pops out and has to be reset. The one-size-fits-all model means they're a fraction tight on my 7-5/8" head, but not to the point of being unusable for the time specified (anywhere from one to three hours prior to bed.)That said, they work well - where it used to take me more than 30 or 45 minutes to fall asleep, it now takes less than 5 or 10, tops. I consider it to be a good investment, but unless they improved the quality and fit a bit more I wouldn't rate these an especially good value for the (premium) dollar.

These fit terribly! I have an average size woman's head and almost all sunglasses fit me. These glasses tilt so far forward that there is a 1 in gap from my eyebrows to the top of the frames. They would only fit a person with extremely lowset ears, who has the top of their ear (where it connects to their head) in a horizontal line with the bottom of their nose. Also they fit very snugly- not for a large head. The arm bands bends in at such a severe angle it pinched the sides of my head. I'm trying to get rid of headaches, not cause them! Of course, they could be heated and bent into a more comfortable position, but at $70, I would like them to fit out of the box and not void a warranty if that didn't work.The lens colour is good. I can't say how they would be for looking at a computer because I didn't try. I have very good night vision so the tint was fine around the house.And whenever I went to put them on, the arm bands had to flex outwards and the gusset would pop off on the corners. I easily popped it back on, but over time I would be concerned that the tabs might fail. I returned them and am going to try a pair from light for fitness next.

These glasses do the trick. I put then on about an hour before bed and I get sleepy and ready for bed in a short span. It has greatly increased my sleep; I fall asleep faster and stay asleep. I had been having trouble with my sleep for a long time and these have been a lifesaver. They are also very comfortable.