












🕶️ See sharp, feel sharp — protect your eyes in style!
JIM HALO Oversized Blue Light Glasses feature large 53x48mm anti-blue light lenses that block 90% of harmful blue light and UV rays, reducing eye strain and improving sleep quality. Designed with chunky retro square frames, these glasses offer both functional eye protection and a bold fashion statement, ideal for professionals spending long hours in front of digital screens. Packaged ready for gifting, they combine health benefits with stylish versatility.




| ASIN | B0GJG78FHV |
| Best Sellers Rank | #567,656 in Fashion ( See Top 100 in Fashion ) #676 in Women's Eyewear Frames |
| Customer reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (1,022) |
| Date First Available | 22 March 2021 |
| Department | womens |
| Manufacturer | JIM HALO |
B**R
I'm pleased with the color of the frame and it fits and look good on.
P**H
If you buy this be sure you love oversized specs. Because it covers eyebrows. I loved it but i felt uncomfortable for the side frames that gives the look of sunglasses and makes a little hard on ears. Otherwise it's good. I occasionally use specs so i don't feel uncomfortable with the oversized big frames. Buy the Tortoise one it will anyway give you a different look. My sis says i look cute but like edna of the Incredebles movie 😉😁
M**.
Love the look and style of these glasses. I wear them mainly for work as I am at a computer all day. I've recieved many compliments on them from coworkers and clients. They seem to do the trick of blue light blocking as I feel my headaches have decreased since wearing them. My only critique is I have to take them off every now and then because they start to bother behind my ears. However, I have a large head so this happens for me with other types of glasses too
R**R
Very sophisticated and stylish glasses. Too bad they didn’t suit my face.
V**K
Useful and comfortable to wear during long work hours. Wide lens covers the eyes sufficiently and helps reduce eye strain. Would recommend it.
Trustpilot
2 months ago
1 month ago