Color Blindness Glasses for Men - Color Blind Glasses

I have tried color blind glasses before and had mixed results. I am red green deficient and these sunglasses let me pass the color blind tests. Now I don’t know if I’m truly seeing colors but I do enjoy a new world of seeing more differences in colors. It took a couple of weeks to get used to them, but now I wear them all the time outside. I even like watching tv with them. Definitely worth it.

They do not work. All they do is add a pink hue to everything.

It works for me and low price. I can see the test chart contents. I can not see them without the color blind glasses. It works much better outdoor than indoor.

Husband' father's day gift

Before I review this, this is very important - test out if you can see a green traffic signal before you get on the road behind the wheel. Most colorblind glasses mention this first and foremost and I've always taken it as "huh, this must affect someone but I have no idea what they're talking about." I got on the road and couldn't see green LED lights unless I was right on them.You might notice that the 160 miles is listed. It's all highway and the glasses were off in areas with lights so don't worry.OK, in my life I've tried Enchroma $400 or so glasses, plunked down $1200 in that ecosystem because they really helped with my driving. I switched to Pilestone recently because I wanted prescription and Pilestone was significantly less and were really cool about everything (something happened, they sent new glasses no questions) and today I started with the DALURN.In the pictures - DALURN center left to right, and front when they're stacked.The glasses come with a colorblind sheet. Most things are visible to me, I think the goose was not while I was wearing the glasses. Most things did not show up when I wore the other colorblind glasses. I took pictures through them - the reddest is the Dalurn, and the light purple (last picture I uploaded) are the Pilestone.As with the other two colorblind glasses, I could not pass a real colorblind test. Things were pretty with the DALURN, but I didn't notice much more than a red tint that seemed to have a gradient so when you looked at the bottom things were slightly greener.These are the least expensive colorblind glasses I have ever used, but they were not a whole lot better than a red lens, and the not being able to tell traffic lights were green (the other two colors popped) was something I've never run across before.As always, no colorblind glasses are going to make you see color, however they aid greatly in distinguishing colors.I have no hate for these glasses, but as with the others they help out a bit in certain situations that I've located but I'm not color-sighted when wearing them. Great thing to try with the return policy though.I believe the Enchromas pictured were about $470 at time I purchased, the Pilestones $270 if I recall with prescription, and the price currently listed on Amazon for these is $75.Be aware, they're pretty tinted lenses and you're only going to be able to use them outside unless you work or live somewhere with insane lighting...They're ok... sadly not a cure for me.

This is our review for the DALURN Colorblind glasses.We ordered these because someone in our household is colorblind and we were curious how and if they would work.These colorblind glasses work great for some colors, and for different colors it doesn’t work as well. When someone in our household that isn’t colorblind put them on, everything had a red tint on it. The member in our household that is colorblind definitely noticed the difference.The manufacturer includes a small booklet with different pictures which as a non-colorblind person I was able to see. Our household member who is colorblind could see some but not all without the glasses and then was amazed that he could see them all with the glasses on.They are probably best suited to show you what a more expensive pair might do for you because while they are far from perfect they do seem to work.Overall we give them a 4-star rating and our recommendation.

I picked these out for my step dad who is a very young 80 yrs old. I went over to visit today and gave them to him and told them I just hope they work just a little bit for you. He put them on over his Rx glasses and kept saying "Oh my" over and over. I gave him a clothing catalog so he could have a variety of colors in one place and he was in disbelief that he could see things he's never been able to see before. He bought my mom a bouquet of flowers and could see the different colors in it. He said this was the best gift anyone has ever given to him. It made my day to see him so happy as he had no idea glasses like these were even available to purchase. 80 years and he could finally tell white from yellow and green from blue.

They come in with a green mirror finidb