Outray Blue Light Glasses for Kids Computer Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Boys and Gilrs Age 3-12 Anti Eyestrain

I night two pairs for my kids who don’t already wear glasses. We are doing so much screen time this year with being distance learners and I’m concerned about their eyes and brain. My some had been complaining about not being able to fall asleep at night. They both wear the glasses most of the time. My daughter (9 years) wears them all the time and my son (11 years) wears them most of the time. He says they don’t fit well with his headphones. I’ll take as much as I can get. He’s sleeping better (what he says) and my daughter is no longer getting frequent headaches that had been happening. The glasses are very affordable and cute and I’d recommend them to anyone who’s looking for a solution to many things. 💜😃

This is the second time I’ve purchased these glasses in both green and blue for my son, and once again, they did not disappoint. The colors are vibrant and add a nice touch of style to his look. Most importantly, these glasses are incredibly sturdy. The frames are solid and well-constructed, ensuring they hold up well to his active lifestyle. Their durability is unmatched, and it’s clear they’re built to last.After my son broke three expensive pairs of glasses that I bought from an optician with insurance, I decided to give these a try. I’m extremely satisfied with my purchase and highly recommend these glasses to anyone looking for a reliable and stylish pair for their active kids!

Works as expected. Love the frames

A little flimsy but seems to be helpful

My daughter loves them and they fit her perfectly!

I bought these for my son And he loves them. They fit him perfectly and are exactly as described!

My daughter absolutely loves them!! One for home and one for away! Highly recommend!!

I have a kid that needs protective, not prescription glasses. He picked these out from lots of choices, and this shows that some things are better purchased in person.First, the good: the price was very good, especially how quickly my kid goes through glasses. Probably a new pair every month. He prefers to wear these over more expensive (and better made) glasses. The material of the frames and lenses seem about the same as other less expensive glasses we've purchased.The not so good: The lenses are loose within the frames. Maybe not much of a problem for non-prescriptive glasses, but my concern is that they would work themselves out of the frames. Second, one broke all on it's own while my kid was wearing them. Granted, he said his brother knocked them off his face before they broke, but they didn't break immediately. Since I'm already down one pair, I'll be looking at other choices for the next.