Portable Light Therapy Glasses – Australian Made, Research Backed. Recommended by Sleep Physicians for Sleep Disorders, Winter Blues, Shift Workers & Jet Lag

This is super easy to use. You wear it like glasses and it stays on for an hour with an auto shut off when you're done. Makes bright light therapy super easy. You can adjust the brightness which is nice incase your a bit more sensitive to brighter lights. It's rechargeable which is awesome.

This helped me overcome a spate of insomnia that had my days and nights turned around. After months of trying without success to get up in the mornings and go to sleep at night, I found these glasses and it changed my life!I've never been a morning person and got into the unfortunate habit of using caffeine to wake up in the mornings and an OTC sleep aid to get to sleep at night. So eventually, both the caffeine and the sleep aids stopped working and I was in real trouble. I purchased the ReTimers and used them extensively until my body adjusted to the proper sleep-wake rhythms.It took about four days to really make the change. During that time, I actually didn't sleep at all, but was able to stay awake during the day because of the light that shone into my eyes. It was a rough few days but in the end, my body gave up and I was able to go to sleep when the sun set and wake up naturally in the morning at sunrise. No more caffeine and no more OTC sleep aids. I haven't had to take a sleeping pill for two months now and I hope I never need one again!I still use these for about an hour each morning, because I am naturally slow to wake up and get going during the day and slow to wind down and go to sleep at night. The ReTimer Glasses keep me on track and help me not to go backwards.

Well this is just a quick review after the first few days - I can't really comment on the sleep yet. However, as many others have pointed out I can't emphasis enough how horrible and poorly designed the nose bridge is. It just digs into your nose. I don't think I could engineer a more poor nose bridge if I tried.I would also like to point out one other terrible design flaw. Instead of being able to put these on like normal glasses you have to slide them on over head - like a hat. The ear rests do not have *ANY* outward flex, and if you have even a medium sized head - they will not have any give and instead you have to pull the glasses down over your head. This is just bad engineering in my professional opinion - they should be double hinged or something so you have a little give like normal eyeglasses - the plastic they used is so rigid you really don't have any outward give to slide them on like normal glasses. Also, when you try to slide them off your face like normal glasses, the plastic on the ear rests is so tensioned inward that they kind of scrape toward your eyeballs.So that's my preliminary review - I know this is 2nd Gen or whatever but apparently you guys never actually tested them on real people? I'll keep updating this based on my tests and / or if they get sent back...

I've been using these since 2021 and have found them to be super effective at getting light into my eyes first thing, no matter what season or whether we're in standard or daylight savings time. This supports my circadian rhythm so my body knows when it's time for sleep, which gets harder and harder in perimenopause. It's a treasured part of my morning ritual and evidence is mounting about how important sunlight in your eyes first thing is. They're a little on the big side but are absolutely worth the time it takes to get used to them. They hold a charge for a long time even when I use them for the entire timed cycle every morning!

I can’t quite report how well they work because I didn’t use them for more than a few days, but I think they may have helped SAD a bit. They do have a good battery life and don’t interfere with seeing screens.I would have kept using them but they get to be so uncomfortable that I don’t like to use them. Wrapping the arms in cushioning may fix the issue, but there are other options that are more comfortable (lumiette) so I’m sending these back.

UPDATE: After years of wearing these, they continue to be very effective for me. The effectiveness of the lights used as instructed, has been amazing. I've finally stopped using over-the-counter sleep aids for first time in 17 years. It took almost four weeks, but I couldn't be more pleased.The drawback, the glasses are awkward to wear. Too much weight on nose piece, because I have to put temples up high on the sides of my head to prevent them from falling off. A good "Human Factors" expert could correct these issues. The lights work, the fit is terrible.I'm enjoying the ability to reset my brain when we travel. Now...get the fit corrected and you'll get five stars!

This is a great product. Great to combat winter blues, improve waking up, and get better sleep. Short winter days don't even bother me anymore. I would definitely buy these again.