As someone who spends 10+ hours daily staring at screens, I was skeptical about blue light glasses – until I tried the Eyekepper fit-over pair. The first thing I noticed was how surprisingly lightweight they felt, even when layered over my prescription glasses. No nose bridge discomfort or that annoying 'double frame' pressure some fit-overs create.

The amber tint takes about 15 minutes to adjust to – suddenly my spreadsheet marathon felt like working under warm candlelight rather than harsh fluorescent bulbs. While yellow highlights do disappear (fair warning for Excel warriors), I found the trade-off worth it when my usual 3pm eye strain headaches vanished.

These aren't runway-ready accessories – they do give off 'lab technician' vibes – but the wraparound design actually helps. Unlike cheaper flat lenses, these block peripheral light sneaking in from above and sides during late-night coding sessions. The included hard case survives being tossed in my work bag daily, though the lenses smudge if you so much as breathe on them wrong.

Unexpected bonus? They've become my secret weapon for night driving. Oncoming headlights now look like soft halos instead of laser beams. At $30, they're not the cheapest option, but after testing three budget pairs that either snapped or barely filtered light, these strike the perfect balance between function and durability for digital nomads like me.