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"Nice sunglasses"
Babiators Blue Light Screen Saver Navigator Glasses - Think Pink
Overall rating: 4.6153846 / 5 from 26 reviews.
Babiators Blue Light Screen Saver Navigator Glasses in Think Pink are highly appreciated for their cool look and are loved by children and parents alike. These glasses effectively block 55% of blue light, protecting children's eyes from digital screens.
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"Nice sunglasses"
"Love these glasses. My son chose the pair he liked best and is happy wearing them when he’s on the iPad. They look really cool and are clearly comfortable to wear, and I’m happy we are protecting his eyes. We’ve been a fan of babiators for many years now and have multiple pairs of the sunglasses. We know we can trust the quality, durability and fit. The glasses arrived quickly and was packaged well, my only gripe would be a cloth carry case would have been handy."
"Look cute, my son is happy to wear them when he is using screens and for just generally looking cool!"
"Admittedly, I hadn’t heard of screen glasses prior to my search for protective sunglasses. Now that I have found them, my daughter doesn’t have screen time unless wearing these glasses. Very cute and it’s great to know her eyes are protected!"
"My girl has 3 lessons online per week, it's the reason I bought this glasses for her. It is made by soft material, so very comfortable for long time wearing. The pink color is her favorite color."
"A*******"
"Great for my 6 year old daughter brought as she has alot of screen time at the minute for school work, pe with joe etc, they fit perfectly and her headaches have gone down since using them."
"Only dropping a star because my little one doesn't want to wear them because they make everything look yellow... :-/"
"Got these for my son to use on the PlayStation and he loves them. Fit him well and great quality for the price."
"Our 7 year old son just adores his new blue light filter glasses and barely takes them off! It’s become a bit of a trend in his class and most importantly he isn’t suffering from the headaches and screen fatigue the same."