Night Driving Vision Clip on Glasses,Restore True Colors,Unisex

These were required as an after thought to my new "reactolite" prescription glasses. However, the glasses didn't react to light in the car as the windscreen filters out UV. So I bought these to clip on for driving - you can flip them up when going through shade/tunnels etc quite easily. Image quality is good.

Lens quality is OK and they arrive in a nice case with a cleaning cloth. Seem well made but I can make a statement about longevity and I won't be able to as they won't work for me.The clip up hinge / mounting point is too bulky. Its probably sturdy but it presses against my forehead so they are uncomfortable and annoying on my glasses. I tried them on a different pair and they are a bit better but they also seem so slide around a little.I'll keep them for limited use but still looking for asolid set that just clips on firmly and has a low profile clip. Lesson learned that the flip up is not for me.

I am very picky about my glasses. This is one area where I will not compromise. To be honest, I tried different brands, and I was not expecting much at this price. It was more like a try and "move on" kind of thing. This is the reason I bought the yellow ones.The color and the filter are good, very relaxing, which makes them perfect for the job.I must say I am impressed. Bought the 44mm for a 40 mm glasses... Perfect fit, and they are very stable and the clip-on is discreet and strong in the same time.For sure I will buy a full set, starting with the 🌞 ones.I like the hard shell case and it is way better for something that you keep in the car!Very pleased with the purchase!

Very light weight and fit securely. They do reduce nightie glare.

After several attempts looking for clip on night drive clip ons the right size & nose Bridge eye line obstruction these came into view & they are really good. Devon to Gatwick & back at night & eyes not tired or blinded by the new hight intensity light of cars & trucks. Easy to fit right size for my glasses & good if you forget to take them off for day or indoor use.

Along with others here I've struggled in recent years with night driving because of super-bright headlights. They've really knocked my confidence, and I was dreading commuting again over the winter months. Official "scientific" opinion on yellow night driving glasses is that they don't work, but I'd nothing to lose by giving them a go. I've worn these for a few weeks now and they've made a tremendous difference. Personally, I don't think they help you see in the dark, but where they really score is in taking the sting out of those oncoming headlights.They're still stupidly bright, but they no longer blind you, and you can see more of the road. In all you're more relaxed and not bracing yourself every time you see a pair of blazing suns coming at you. If you're struggling like I was, they're definitely worth a try. Don't just go for cheap yellow glasses though. Pay a bit more and make sure they're polarised, like these.The AoHengs have a minimal yellow tint. They do reduce the amount of available light a little, which isn't recommended for night vision, but the effect is only very slight and in my opinion well worth the extra safety of being able to see ahead in oncoming traffic. They are both photochromic (darken under sunlight) and polarising (reduce glare). They have a spring clip which makes them easy to take on and off while driving, but they don't flip up. If I'm on a quiet stretch of road and unlikely to meet oncoming traffic, I take them off. It would be easier if they flipped up, but that's not a deal breaker.You can use them as normal polarising sunglasses in daylight, when they will turn from yellow to dark grey/blue. They were supplied in a plain, neat, plastic case with a soft cleaning cloth and have a premium feel. They are nicely designed and lightweight. I'm very pleased with them and no longer feel as if I'm taking my life in my hands when I go out in night traffic.

During driving at night, I am now getting blinded by on coming cars a lot worse than before. I believe this is caused by SUV headlights being higher up, and the new LED headlights being harsh. I bought a cheap pair (£6) of night vision glasses which were dark yellow. This helped a lot. I therefore thought I would buy these polarised glasses to see if they would provide an improvement. They didn't because they were lighter yellow so didn't block so much light, and the polarisation made no difference to the coming lights. I therefore still use the cheaper pair. Now, the benefit of night vision glasses depends on individual eyesight, and you will know your eyesight better than anyone. So I would try many examples, to get the best for you.

Low expectations were met with a rock solid 2 star rating. But ignore all those pseudo scientific claims on the items page. They're yellow tinted clip-ons and they do a fair to middling job. I use them on my motorbike. That said, no way would I use them after dark.