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Q: QuestionIs there any magnification?

Asked 4 years ago by Alienware.

• A:Answer As other's said correctly 'YES' but only slightly. Do GUNNAR Computer Glasses have extra focusing power? GUNNAR lens material has specifically tuned focusing power providing you with sharper, clearer vision. This patented lens technology aids natural focusing and reduces stress and strain on your eyes. Less eye strain reduces digital fatigue and issues associated with prolonged computer use. The GUNNAR non-Rx frames have a standard +0.2 diopter (magnification of +0.2/4 = 0.05+1 = 1.05x) that allows the eyes not to strain and stress when looking at close computer distances for extended periods of time.

  Answered 2 years ago by EZE1

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Q: QuestionHow much blue light (percentage) do these glasses block?

Asked 6 years ago by Bump.

• A:Answer 65% on the amber lense, and 35 on the clear lense.

  Answered 6 years ago by JoeT

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Q: QuestionCan I use for driving

Asked 3 months ago by Anonymous.

This question was asked about the related product: GUNNAR - Enigma Computer Glasses with Blue Light Reduction , Amber Lenses - Grey Crystal

Q: QuestionHow is this compatible with prescription/reading glasses?

Asked 10 months ago by Great.

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• A:Answer It is a .25 magnification, no prescription

  Answered 7 months ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionI’m looking for 3D glasses for my LG television.Are these sufficient?

Asked 1 year ago by Annie.

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• A:Answer LG 3D TV is passive? You will need special 3D passive glasses. I don't think this has anything to do with computer glasses.

  Answered 10 months ago by Great

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Q: QuestionCan these glasses be used in lieu of sunglasses? Thanks

Asked 1 year ago by MBarr.

This question was asked about the related product: GUNNAR - Enigma Computer Glasses with Blue Light Reduction , Amber Lenses - Grey Crystal

• A:Answer Gunnar has multiple different types of blue light glasses all with different levels of blue light protection. This blue light protection is called Blue Light Protection Factor (BLPF). There's Clear (35 BLPF), Amber (65 BLPF), Sun (90 BLPF), and Amber Max (98 BLPF). So yes, you can use the Sun level of blue light protection to block out a great deal of both blue light and UV rays, but remember, natural blue light is GOOD for your health. I highly recommend NOT wearing sunglasses as much as you can when not looking at screens, but if the blue light and UV is too intense for your eyes, try wearing the lowest level of protection outside first, and work your way up if you have to, while taking them off when you feel the light is not overwhelming.

  Answered 1 year ago by ZenZelos

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Q: QuestionThe glasses Enigma- Teal Amber they are for people with perfect vision condition or you need to have defects to where them ?

Asked 1 year ago by Rafal.

Q: QuestionDo these glasses have magnification levels ?

Asked 2 years ago by coco.

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• A:Answer No

  Answered 2 years ago by RusitanmuAVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo these improve your vision for computer use like reading glasses do for reading?

Asked 2 years ago by Sydd.

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• A:Answer Yes! This particular pair , has a slight magnifying affect to them. While also adding clarity , makes gaming and screens in general look beautiful!

  Answered 1 year ago by SonnyjamesVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionAre there any blue light glasses for women that arent half specs?

Asked 3 years ago by gina.

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• A:Answer Yes,they are created for all people .

  Answered 2 years ago by JesseK

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Q: QuestionIs there a replacement policy from Gunnar if the frame cracks or breaks?

Asked 4 years ago by VJ.

• A:Answer I inquired today because there was a sale on Gunnar Optics for $34.99 not a bad price, but Best Buy no longer offers a replacement plan and the quality of the frames are not viable for your average gamer's normal wear and tear. They used to offer in the past and I am kicking my self for not getting for previous pair. I think I was cleaning them and they literally snapped in half above the bridge of the nose area. With some gorilla glue and injanuity I was able to fuse them back together. Now the part where the lens is held in has also cracked. I can not take a chance at investing $40 on another pair and watch go down the drain when not if they break. Not using yellow lenses is rough on the eyes, but no replacement is terrible for the wallet

  Answered 3 years ago by Addam

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Q: Questiondo these work as fit overs? I need something comfortable over my prescription glasses.

Asked 5 years ago by betty.

• A:Answer I would not put mine over my prescription glasses. You can speak to your doctor that supplies your RX to have an RX Blue Light blocker

  Answered 3 years ago by KathleenVerified Purchase

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