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I have Gunnars that I wear at home. The advantage is you're not limited in use when compared to flux. You can get them in prescription as well, however they're
by iLoch 12y ago
I have Gunnars that I wear at home. The advantage is you're not limited in use when compared to flux. You can get them in prescription as well, however they're already fairly expensive.
- herf 12y agoGunnars do a great job at blocking UV and some kinds of glare, but they mostly don't block the light around 480nm, so they can't block all alerting light. You want glasses that look orange (not pale yellow), like the $7 Uvex ones.