Night Driving Glasses Anti Glare HD Night Vision Glasses for Driving, TAC Polarised Lens, Yellow Tinted Sunglasses, Glare Reducing Nighttime Driving Glasses for Men & Women

Like many people, headlight glare from LED lights has become an increasing problem for me. As a sufferer of visual migraines, very bright white lights are not only dazzling, but can also cause me headaches and blurred vision. I decided it was worth trying some night glasses, but was dubious as to how effective they would really be.Short answer: THESE REALLY DO HELP! It's a bit like being able to put the screen shader or blue light filter from your phone on to your windscreen. Of course they don't completely eliminate all dazzle, but they do make a big difference. Much less overall glare and the horribly bright white lights become a more pleasant yellow. The same goes for street lights too (the yellow glow is like going back in time to the 1980s!) Crucially, since using them I've not had any visual auras or migraine symptoms from super bright headlights!They're lightweight, but well made and very comfortable to wear. They also come in a really nice hard case. Much better than most cheap cloth ones.Definitely worth paying £22 to be safer and more comfortable driving at night.

As a nation, I have no idea why we have chosen to fit ultra powerful LED lights to cars and blind each other at night but these glasses made a nighttime journey I was dreading into something almost enjoyable.I was able to see clearly except for two drivers who chose to have full beams on but the function of night-time driving was really helped by these glasses. Almost a universal fit - I have quite a big head and my partner is petite but we could both wear these comfortably.Will update in winter when everyone is driving around with LED lights on.

Great glasses which I use for night riding, comfortable and come with a quality case and cleaning cloth etc.

These do reduce headlight glare a bit, and do make a difference, but not by much. They are definitely polarised - to those folks who say they aren't. If you hold them in front of a PC screen and rotate the lens the yellow colour of the lens definitely darkens. My only down-side is that they do noticeably reduce light level when driving in the dark, so while they help a little with glare of oncoming lights I feel that I'm not seeing so well. This leads me to think that maybe higher cost night driving glasses may be worth the money. But I'll keep using these for now. They are very comfy and do not slip.

These definitely do the job.

Particularly good for night driving - stops most of the glare.

I was reccomended to have driving glasses by my optician , I use these and they work really well.

Stops eye strain from the oncoming car lights