hooga Migraine Glasses for Migraine and Light Sensitivity Relief, Unisex, Filters Wavelengths that can Cause Migraines

I didn't expect much in quality when I purchased them based on the price so I have been pleasantly surprised.The dark red ones cut a ton of light out. So much so that green lights are not visible at all. These are not bad comfort wise but nothing compared to the lighter set. I do not wear these much because as it says it could make your sensitivity worse. When my light sensitivity is really bad or it is a very bright day and I am driving is the only time I wear them.The lighter pair are one of the most comfortable pair I have worn. They block enough light as to be my primary sun glasses but also cut enough of the monitor rays that I can get through a full day at work without a headacheAlso for all my big headed peeps I have a very large head and I was able to adjust these so they fit great without pushing on your ears.

These actually help migraine!!! Congratulations to me!!! Wish I’d tried long ago. These are the coolest looking to wear. Lighter would be better when in migraine but the heaviness is impressive if you need a tough pair. Seeing through red is funky, takes awhile to adjust seeing thru as well as other people’s looks and questions. The Amber I’ve felt comfort and ease right away. I hope the company makes more styles. I’d purchase again.

This review is based on only 1 week of wear, but so far I’m happy with my purchase.Pros: I have chronic daily migraines. I needed something to help with light sensitivity, and these seem to reduce my squinting and reduce the lights that trigger my migraines.Cons: The metal frames are lightweight, but a little uncomfortable on the nose piece and behind the ears. It’s not enough to make me sorry that I purchased them. Also, although they are supposed to reduce the color lights that contribute to migraines, they are still bright. I expected that looking at the pictures of the lenses. One last con, the glasses make it impossible to see green lights while driving. Yellow and red show up fine, green looks like the light is not working.

I haven't noticed any effect on my migraines. However, these glasses are relaxing and help me wind down before bed. They're too unflatering on me though. They make my eyes look very close together and make me look androgynous... Which I actually am not.They also block out too much light for me to wear regularly because it's hard to see in low light conditions... Like at night watching tv before bed driving at night. They don't block out enough light to use in bright places though.If you want to look masculine and have glasses that reduce anxiety a little, these work for that specific purpose.

Highly recommend! These have saved me a ton of money on migraine meds!The indoor glasses are well made and comfortable for daily wear. They actually look pretty good on me. I get compliments on them. They don’t affect my color vision much. My eyes adjust after a few minutes and I forget I’m wearing them. They’ve mitigated a lot of the symptoms of photophobia and ocular migraines that I have. An amazing deal for the price.The outdoor ones are ultra powerful but they literally make you red green color blind, which is a little annoying but manageable. They are not glare resistant, so if the sun is shining directly to my left I end up with a big bluish glare in my vision that’s annoying but still way better than the migraine that I would get without them. They’ve become indispensable.Edit: Repurchased after 1.5 years. There was one upgrade: the outdoor pair is now made of a synthetic material instead of metal, which is perfect because the coating was chipping off my old pair. I remain a satisfied customer!

The red glasses are not safe to drive with they pull color you can’t see nothing green very unsafe and they increased my migraines to the point of me being sick a suffering from a 2 week straight migraine

These glasses have been helping me so much with migraine prevention (protecting my sensitive brain from computer use and fluorescent lights), and also in helping when I have light sensitivity from a migraine. I’ve also gotten compliments from very hip people, because apparently 90s-style red lens glasses are making a comeback, which I find hilarious. I noticed there weren’t any pics so far of what they look like on people, so here’s what they’re like on me!

I've been wearing these since they arrived. I'd been keeping track of my migraines in a calendar prior to. Before wearing these I was getting migraines most days from the fluorescent lighting at work, and after starting to wear them I've only had one or two migraines in the same time period where I had 7. They're very light and comfortable to wear all day, and, anyone that gets migraines would agree, anything that actually helps prevent is well worth the money!

I've been recovering from a concussion. I can't even keep my eyes open with the blinds drawn in my room without getting migraines. I wear these all the time.... Not even exaggerating, without them I wouldn't be able to function. I'm a broke college student and couldn't afford the more reputable brand. I was worried if these would be able to provide the same relief.Hooga's migraine glasses saved me. My migraines have reduced by maybe 90% since I wearing these a month ago. It gets better the more days you consecutively keep them on. Regular sunglasses will make you even more sensitive to light as you get used to things being dark all the time.The outdoor pair is okay. It's good for when my light sensitivity is especially bad, but I've stopped wearing them. They make everything very very red. It makes my head hurt more because I need to focus harder to discern things by shape. Well, that's just because I have a concussion. The outdoor pair looks more fashionable.I LOVE the indoor pair!!! All colours are still vibrant and distinct just with a bit of a warm tone, I can even paint with them on. I popped the lens out of my regular prescription pair of glasses and blu-tack'd them onto these so that I can actually see. I haven't taken them off since. I keep them on for daytime naps. I wear them outside. They look a little dorky and flashy, but I don't care what I look like. It is better than crawling under the sheets all day waiting for the sun to set. These glasses would let a vampire live like a normal human being.Both glasses have good sturdy frames, they don't feel cheap. They come with separate Hooga cases and a lens cleaner. I am blown away by the quality of these. Thank you so much Hooga... These glasses have been the single most important part of my recovery.

Love the glasses, great style but most importantly the coating on the lens is correct and my headaches don’t happen when I am wearing the glasses in shops or areas lit by florescent lights

Great pairs of glasses. Great quality and helps me quite a bit with lighting headaches. Worth it.

These are a miracle. You feel the strain relief immediately. Light sensitivity is helped immensely while wearing these. If you suffer migraines, this a great tool to have in your kit.

The sunglasses are cheaply made out of plastic and don't offer any protection from the sun like normal glasses. I was thinking they would be a more tinted FL41 but really they're just two piece of red plastic.Also, I'm not 100% certain that these are actually FL-41 lenses. My last pair of FL-41 cost me over $400 for the lenses alone and these are a slightly different tint. FL-41 is a very specific tint so I'm not sure why this is the case.