ASVP Shop® Night Vision Driving Glasses No Glare Drivers Fishing Road

These really work well. Driving home from work in the dark last night an oncoming driver in the single track road I was on had to reverse back a bit to access a 'passing space' so we could get past each other. The driver evidently resented having to back up a car's length, (I'd have had to reverse back about 100 metres) and to "punish" me, put his LED headlights on full beam so that I'd get the full, eye-blinding dazzle of powerful main beam.Normally, this would be so painful my retinas would be burning with the aftermath of having been blinded for ages afterwards.But I had these beauties on!!!They filtered out the blinding dazzle so well that it didn't hurt a bit, and I was able to squeeze past with just a Devon "salute" and I laughed the rest of the way home.I bought these glasses last June, and last night was the first time I've worn them, now the nights are pulling in a bit. They're really good.I can still see clearly in the dark with these on, even on unlit roads, and oncoming traffic headlights, which normally has me squinting and trying to avoid the glare, doesn't bother me at all.I don't care that I might look like a Minion in a pair of these. I don't care that I might not look 'cool.'The frames are thickish black plastic, but without any irritating nose clips to pinch or get caught, and they're really comfortable to wear.I love them. They've saved me. Thank you xxxxxxx

I have owned and used 'yellow-tinted' night driving spectacles before but they have usually been one of two forms: they either replace my normal prescription spectacles or they are of the clip-on variety. Yellow-tinted prescription spectacles is a third option but they are very expensive especially if one needs frequent updates to ones normal prescription spectacles. Tinting is not cheap.I recently underwent a cataract operation and in a few months time I will undergo a second similar operation on my other eye. I anticipate needing spectacles long term for driving as well as for reading. Night vision spectacles must therefore be capable of accommodating the spectacle wearer and I chose these night vision spectacles because they can be worn with or without prescription spectacles.I have done very little night driving since acquiring these night vision spectacles but they seem to perform well. As for the claim about reducing glare, all I will say is that I was unaffected by oncoming vehicle headlights whilst wearing them, even after my first cataract operation which made my post-op' eye very sensitive to strong light. I still wear sunglasses in daylight as a protective measure.Because these night vision spectacles will fit over normal prescription spectacles, they are necessarily larger than the latter. They are not supplied with a protective case and finding one of suitable size is very difficult. I eventually gave up looking and resorted to using visor clips to store them in the car ready to be worn at a moments notice but out of sight of passers-by and out of direct sunlight. The only issue I have with this location is that I hit my head against them if I lean forward.Overall I am very pleased with these nigh vision spectacles. They seem to prevent glare even for sensitive eyes and they can be worn with or without prescription spectacles. Being larger than the latter is not an issue because the arms fit around the head snugly and remind me of my sports spectacles which have a close fit and are not easily dislodged from the face. Also, these night vision spectacles are surprisingly low cost.

I bought these for my dad as he has lost the vision in his left eye. They help him see clearer and help with the glare of lights and the sun. He find them useful for day and night time. Great to have the blank bit at the side so the sun is kept out of the sides. They make everything look clearer. A must buy for anyone who suffers with the Glare day or night.

These fit around my glasses but the look a little feminine tbh, they work great in all but one issue. The nose is designed poorly. As these sun glasses are big they are also heavy as a result, this causes the frame to hurt (at least my) nose bridge. I'm sure I can ease this off using a plaster or a foam sticker but is something to note before you purchase a pair.

saw this product in the states and was impressed with it. decided to buy it when back in the uk...what an absolute rubbish of a product..arrived in supermarket zip bag - not boxed, in the standard amazon flipbox.the quality is very cheap, small side plastics (for the reflection) fell upon taking the 'product' out of the zip bag.i will easily forget the £9 paid, what worries me is that amazon is allowing products like this to be sold on their platform.i am aware that made in china is on 90% of these kind of products - but this one..very cheap copy!

These glasses definitely make night driving more comfortable. The anti glare isn't 100% against the headlights on newer cars however it is better than without them - the lights are softened which puts less stress on the eyes. I will be using them daily now the days are shortening. The frames are large enough to be worn over regular specs and comfortable on their own.Fast postage from the sellers too so all round they have my recommendation.