Terramed Just Think Comfort Migraine Glasses

Had these for over a month now and I'm pretty impressed for the most part. The frame does seem a bit flimsy especially around the lenses themselves, but they are holding up. The lenses arrived without a scratch and so far not one has formed since with close to regular wear and numerous cleanings with wipes, tissues, or soap and water follow by a tissue to dry. I bought these to replace my Axon Optics frames I had before they more or less meet their fate in a hospital parking garage while putting my face mask on and they were sitting on my head. As for reducing migraines and sensitivity they do help, maybe not quite as good as the Axons but still decent for the price point. Really only negative is that these have some kind of coating on the lense that makes them have an off color and also makes glare somewhat worse as if they were partially mirrored lenses. Still for 50-60 bucks verses 130-160 bucks for Axons or Theraspecs it's tough to beat, and at least the lenses seem well made and are holding up for now. I'd recommend these for someone new to migraine/photo sensitivity glasses that don't want to put down a huge investment for the other brands or for someone that already has glasses from the other guys but might want a cheaper but still decent spare pair of frames.

I don't normally get sick from looking at lights or the computer for too long, but i spend an awful lot of time looking at a computer and these help with eye strain.

I ordered these Blue light blocking sunglasses to try to save some money i’m getting a second pair of expensive migraine glasses I took these out of the box and with instantly afraid of Breaking themEven opening them up to put them on they were starting to bend it too much to the point where I was concerned with how long it would actually last if the arms were bending so easily They literally felt like those cheap dollar store glasses that you get five in a pack with some colored lenses on them if you can’t tell I returned them and got my money back I strongly recommend if you suffer from migraines Get the special migraine glasses/sunglasses even though they’re expensive but worth the cost

My eyes are too big for these. Made for smaller frames. Nice shades not for me.

These glasses have been life changing. I’ve struggles with vertigo for years. I have BPPV, the crystals in the inner ear, that move from time to time that cause issues. However, I use to have smaller episodes daily that would leave me nauseous, off balance and just in a brain fog for hours or days. The BPPV always happened when I bent over or moved my head quickly but these smaller episodes would always happen when looking at my phone, watching tv, or just sitting in a bright room. Done some research and turned out I was probably fighting 2 separate forms of vertigo and triggers. Everything I read revolves around blue light vertigo and a sensitivity to LED light and light from the newer LED TV’s. At first I thought it was just bull but took a chance because I was suffering daily and had to try something so I ordered these glasses as everything I had researched suggested FL 41 rated glasses. Within hours of wearing them I started feeling better. I vowed to wear them from waking up till he’d for a few weeks to see what happens. What happened, nothing. No vertigo, no small episodes, no nauseas, nothing. It was amazing. For years I had 3-4 episodes a day, every day and felt like crap always. I’ve had these on for a month now and have only had 2 minor spells. I keep waiting for things to go back to being bad but so far, all is great and these glasses have been life altering. If you struggle with vertigo and get the same episodes will using your phone or watching tv, give them a try. Just might change your life too.

I have migraines and one of the more persistent symptoms is periods (sometimes days) of fairly intense light sensitivity. Bright lights and certain colors cause my headache to get worse and sometimes cause nausea. I had begain wearing sunglasses because lights hurt so bad or would make me puke. I switched to yellow glasses because at work I can't use sunglasses indoors. The yellow was better than nothing but not quite as good as dark sunglasses for relief. These glasses provide better viability than yellow glasses and I think more relief for light sensitivity. They are light, comfortable and don't diminish my ability to see. So much more practical than dark sunglasses and almost as much relief. They work great for me. At home in bed I'll still wear sunglasses but if I'm up and moving its these.

I like how they look, but they distort my vision and it's a little harder to see at times because they catch glares very easily. For example, I can even see a reflection of my face (I have light colored skin) at times while I'm wearing them, making my vision seem hazy. I find myself removing them so I can read text better -which is not good since that's often when I should be wearing them the most.

The only affordable FL-41 glasses I found that look good. Very legit quality for $65. The low reviews seem to forget that. There's a tiny distortion in the peripheral but I don't notice it after 30s of wear. They're a tiny bit small for my big head, but it's fine.