Night Driving Visor by Glare Guard, Replace Night Driving Glasses with Anti-Glare Polarized HD Driving Visor for Headlight Glare Universal 14" x 3.25" fits Cars, Truck's SUV's & RV's, Made in USA

I was initially upset about this product because I thought it was not polarized. I was wrong. This product is made by a manufacturer of polarizing films and does, in fact, contain one lamination of polarizing film. The effect is subtle when held to a computer screen, iPhone, or sunglasses. Because it is one layer of polarizing film it doesn’t go all the way to extinction when you view it through another polarizing filter. It was so subtle an effect I immediately looked at one star reviews and confirmed my erroneous suspicions and jumped on the band wagon. For this, I am sorry 3D Mention Media, LLC. This thing works. The product does not work miracles but, while subtle, it’s effect is noticeable. I drive a 2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i and I’m constantly getting blasted by sun glare and people’s headlights. The yellow tint is barely noticeable after a very short adjustment time and take a harshness off of the headlights of oncoming traffic at night and sun reflections during the day (though not as good as a nice pair of polarized glasses). Cooler still, you can use this in conjunction with polarized shades during the day. I use this all the time. It’s pretty awesome, albeit not magical. The mounting solution seemed cheap when I got it out of the box (two strips of Velcro), but it works very well, staying firmly affixed. The articulated points are all metal and they have a tactile feel and locking clicky action to them that holds the glare guard at the angle you set it.

It's fine but not as dark as I expected. My car is small (2002 Toyota Corolla) and I am very tall (my head grazes the ceiling of the car) so I wasn't able to install the yellow thing the regular way (because if I flip the car's visor down it completely obstructs my view of the road ahead, so I need to keep the car's visor up, so the yellow thing would be plastered against my face when I flip it down). Instead I installed it at the base of the car's visor (the windshield side). Because of where the car's visor snaps into the car ceiling I wasn't able to place the yellow thing how I wanted (the clips would have been right where the car's visor snaps in) so I unscrewed the two clips and swapped them and screwed them back in (very easy---just need a screwdriver and you don't need to be strong). Now the clips are closer to the centre of the yellow thing and it fits perfectly on the car's visor. The only small downside is there is about a half inch gap between the top of the windshield and the top of the yellow thing. Now that it's installed it's really easy to use. I use it during the day and at night. Update: really helps with light-sensitivity at night! I didn’t realize how well it was working until I was in a different car and instantly got migraines from headlights. I can’t believe this actually works!

Did not impress me one bit. For $30 I expected a wow factor. Got it today and I have been working nights since September. So I installed it in my truck for my drive to work (20 miles). As vehicles approached I would flip the visor up and down and could not see a change, other than the yellow tint. I did take notice that the speed limit sign glare had a slight improvement. So all in all I like the mount but the important part does not work for me. If I found it at the "5 Below " store I may consider it. I'll be sending it back.

The quality seems good. The clips are metal and the visor is thick. It does not to seem to filter out green or red light. It works well on pure white headlights. I estimate that it reduces the glare about 15 to 20%, but it's less effective on headlights with a blue cast. On bluish headlights the glare is cut maybe 5 to 10%.

Wasn’t what I thought

So I actually have the nighttime and daytime visors and I honestly don’t know I managed to drive around as long as I did before buying them. I have bad light sensitivity and easily get migraines. I’ve seen plenty of similar products but everything was built so cheap. They would lose screws or not hold firm in place & also weren’t nearly as effective as glare guards. High time rush hour is no longer a killer for me during sunny days stuck in traffic or on my bright commute in. Night time and rainy day drives are also much easier on my eyes and less triggering. It really balances out the night time lights and headlights and provides a nice and most importantly, safe commute. I’ve recommended this to my friends, even those that don’t have light sensitivity. They like it for daily use, busy days running errands, night drives and long distance traveling. The difference in light balance both at night and during the day is unmatched and the price is spot on and super reasonable for how dependable this product is as well as other glare guard products.

I don’t see much difference in the glare from headlights. Easy to install , good quality it just doesn’t do what they claim

I am very pleased with my purchase and installation of this New Night Driving drop down Visor Glare Guard I found on AMAZON. It is a little more yellow tinted (darker) in a good way then some others I have used and or seen. This helps bring down the brightness of the new LED HIGH BEAM on coming head lights that are becoming a crazy bright standard thing. Easy cheesy install. Simple attachment. clean smooth operation. I have already shown this new added feature in my van to many of my friends. They are also going to order this new visor for their cars. Bob of Handybobs.com

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My husband is very sensitive to bright lights and this works great for him. He's very happy with it.

Gave to my father, he has no issues now driving at night. Plus he says that it also works well during Sunset.

I've been looking for something to cut down flaring from lights at night, and this is not it.