
Amber polarized lens
Warm translucent amber, polarized rather than a plain tinted plastic, so the white starburst is cut and the contrast lifts.
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Modern LED headlights are far brighter than the halogen lights the roads were built around. That is why a drive that used to be easy now means squinting, white starbursts and gripping the wheel.
The amber polarized lens cuts that white glare and lifts contrast, so the lane lines and the car ahead stay readable.

The frame is built as a fit-over, so an ordinary pair of prescription glasses sits inside it. You keep wearing your own glasses and the amber lens goes over the top.
Nothing to swap and nothing to take off at the wheel. One universal size, one amber and black pair.

A small amber side window sits at each temple, so light arriving from the side is cut the same way the front lenses cut it. The wrap shape closes the gap an ordinary pair leaves open.
The whole thing is a one-piece matte black frame with wide flat arms.

An amber polarized fit-over lens in a matte black wrap frame, with a side window at each temple. That is the whole design.

Warm translucent amber, polarized rather than a plain tinted plastic, so the white starburst is cut and the contrast lifts.

Cut wide and deep enough that an ordinary prescription pair sits inside it, so you keep your own glasses on.

A small amber window at each temple cuts the light that arrives from the side rather than the front.

A matte black wrap with wide flat arms, light enough that it sits over your own frames without pressing on them.
Night drives, dusk, rain and fog. The common thread is oncoming headlights on a road that used to be easy.
“I wore them on the highway last night and I could actually see the lines and the cars ahead.”
Highway after dark“They go straight over my own glasses, so I am not swapping anything at the wheel.”
Over prescription glasses“The little windows at the sides catch the light off the car in the next lane.”
Glare from the sideThere is nothing to charge, pair or set up. Put them on before you pull out of the driveway and take them off when you arrive.
They sit over the glasses you already wear, so there is nothing to swap in the dark.


Wear them on your night drives for a couple of weeks and see how the oncoming headlights read.
If it is not right for you, contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Here is what people want to know before they order.
Yes. The frame is a fit-over, cut wide and deep enough that an ordinary prescription pair sits inside it. You keep your own glasses on and the amber lens goes over the top. One universal size.
It cuts the white starburst glare that modern LED headlights throw and lifts contrast, so the lane lines and the car ahead stay readable. It is polarized, not a plain tinted plastic.
Yes. They are made for night driving, dusk, rain and fog, and a small amber window at each temple also cuts the light arriving from the side.
Contact support within 30 days of delivery and the team will arrange your refund. No questions asked.
Most people come to these after quietly giving up on the drive home after dark.
“I had stopped driving after dark. Last week I drove us home from my sister's at nine at night.”
Raymond T. · GeorgiaCustomer experience“Bought them for my husband because he was squinting the whole way home. He wears them over his own glasses now.”
Barbara M. · IllinoisCustomer experience“Oncoming lights used to blow out for a second or two. Now they stay a light instead of a flash.”
Dennis W. · ColoradoCustomer experience“They go straight over my bifocals, which is the only reason I kept them.”
Carol N. · New JerseyCustomer experience“Rain at night was the worst of it for me. The amber takes the hard edge off the reflections.”
Frank & Michelle L. · NevadaCustomer experience“I put them on at the start of the drive and forget they are there until I park.”
Greg S. · WashingtonCustomer experienceHow much glare you notice depends on the road, the weather and the lights around you. These cut glare and lift contrast. They are not prescription eyewear and they do not correct eyesight.