Double Coating Color Blind Glasses for Men and Women with Red-Green Blindness,Can Blue Light Blocking

My Husband has a sort of color blindness I think it's red/green color blindness. We looked it up at one point and I forgot the name of it. I figured that I'd have him give these glasses a try because I've seen such amazing revelations from color blind people putting them on and looking around and I wanted him to be able to experience that. His response to putting them on was less than what I had expected for sure. It was more like a mildly amused or a subtle curiosity to walk around and look at things. These do come with a pamphlet of the number dot pictures and he was unable to see the number six picture without the glasses. He frequently tells me that what I see as purple is blue. He took these and after he put them on, He was able to read the number six picture on the pamphlet that they include. He said after walking around the house that "blues look Blue-er" and he wanted to try it outside in daylight to see if anything looked different. As for quality and durability, I would compare these as being similar to the kind of glasses that you get when you go to a 3-D movie or on a 3-D ride at a theme park. I do like that they include a hard case, a soft case and an eyeglasses repair kit. I don't think he plans on wearing them regularly, but it was a fun toy while it lasted.

I got these for red-green color blindness, and they do seem to help a little. I'm able to see some colors more vividly, but it wasn’t a dramatic difference. The glasses themselves feel lightweight and a bit like 3D movie glasses. They come with a nice case and cleaning cloth, which is a nice touch. Overall, they’re fun to try, but don’t expect a completely new way of seeing the world.

I ordered these color blindness glasses for my husband. The glasses themselves are stylish but are basically plastic frames with tinted lenses. They come with a nice hard case and accessories. They also come with a pamphlet with some sample color blindness tests. These glasses do work in that they helped my husband differentiate the numbers in the circles. However, I don't think they helped him see the colors. He also tested them with color blindness images on the internet. It helped some and not with others. Overall, these work to an extent but not enough to warrent the price.

I ordered these glasses for my color blind son. They worked pretty well for him to see colors he’d not been able to distinguish prior. It was a bit of an emotional experience for him in the beginning.Using the enclosed colorblind test sheet, without the glasses he could detect the number on 1 circle. With the glasses he could see the number on 5 of the 6 tests.They are not the best quality frames but they should hold up fine for how he will use them. He will not wear them on a daily basis but more for the times where colors matter to him most (seeing Autumn leaves in color for the first time, being able to tell the difference between a red pepper and a green pepper, flowers in the summer etc…).He had been dreaming of trying colorblind glasses for quite a while but the price kept him from doing so. These glasses are a great way to experience (or attempt to experience) color vision without spending a bunch of money with no guarantee that it will even help you. I think they are an excellent value for the price.

I got these for my daughter, and she's been able to see a definite difference with these glasses. They're not a life-changing difference, but they're a noticeable difference. They're not the greatest quality frames, but they're also not the cheapest either.

These Color Blind Glasses are as the Product Page described. They seem to be made of Lower Quality Materials and have been working so-so for me. It seems that like HEARING, Color Blind people have varying degrees of impairment and these might help some people more than others when wearing these.

So first of all they work. The glasses include an Ishihara test. I completely failed without the glasses and with the glasses I could see all the numbers except one.The negatives. They're cheaply made and they want to make sure you know it. They're uncomfortable.The color is bad. It just makes everything a reddish pinkish tone. Yes there is color separation, but it's like watching a black and white TV. You know there are different colors there but you still can't tell what color it actually is.The reason why these types of glasses haven't take off is. What's the use case here? My biggest disability is that I can't tell if a banana is ripe or not at first glance. I still can't tell when I'm wearing this.

Ordered these glasses for my son, who is color blind. I didn't know what to expect or if there would be any difference. My son called me the day the glasses arrived and he said he watched a movie with the glasses on. All he said was, "Wow!" He said, "Everything is in color!" Okay, so I guess these glasses work. He was shocked and amazed. For 40 years he's only seen the world one way. Now he can experience a whole new world of colors.