Bli

I live with chronic migraine and I came across Avulux from seeing several migraine warriors raving on about them on Instagram. I've tried so many things in the past and felt like I had wasted enough money on 'gimmicks' that I was was hesitant to try Avulux. I have a pair of blue-light glasses that I've found helpful, in the past, to reduce tiredness from my eyes for computer work but they certainly did not take the edge off the pain behind my eyes that is often no. 1 migraine symptom. However, given the great reviews, I was keen to give Avulux a go with an open mind. After receiving my pair, I gave it a good 4 weeks before I decided I would give it my verdict. I would wear them as often as I remember, especially for computer work; on days with high glare and even watched a movie at the cinemas with them on. Verdict? THEY WORK. I now have very little pain behind my eyes. The feeling is like being able to see the world through a soothing lens. I highly recommend everyone with pain in, behind and around their eyes to try them. I mean, $300 is not cheap but if I think about how much I've spent on medication and other migraine treatments, this has been the most worthwhile investment. Try them!! Plus, there's a 60 day money-back trial anyways :) All the best!

Still an early user, these glasses have definitely lowered by risk of a full blown migraine on several occasions! When normally I would get the sharp piercing head pain, I can feel my eyes are calmer wearing these glasses and I can actually function while I am at work and don't feel the need to turn off all the lights and close my eyes. Even looking at a phone in a moving car (not driving!!) would make me nauseated and make my eyes hurt, but having the glasses on made me feel just normal! I will definitely bring these with me everywhere I go!

For context, I am 22 and I have had chronic migraine with aura since I was a sophomore in high school. My headaches have been on and off controlled by a variety of medications over the years. I have sensory processing disorder (likely from undiagnosed autism) and migraines, so my photophobia is pretty severe. As for these glasses, these are the best that I have tried. I have previously tried TheraSpecs and Axxon Optics, both red-light glasses and their polarized sunglasses. These are leagues better than their blue-light-blocking glasses, and are somewhat better than their polarized sunglasses. What sets the Avulux glasses apart are: - they are way cuter (look better on my face) - the shape blocks out way more surrounding light (it doesn't get through the sides as much) - they work extremely well both indoors and outdoors, so I only need to carry one pair of glasses around with me. They also help tremendously with transitions between dark and light environments. - they extend the time that I can look at screens without getting tired eyes. I can now watch tv at nighttime with my family without getting a headache (televisions are the worst because you can't adjust the brightness and it doesn't come with a built-in blue-light filter). - I used to get severe, sharp pain when going from dark to light places, and, while my eyes still take a while to adjust, I no longer feel pain as they adjust. - The darkness is in-between the darkness of sunglasses and normal glasses, so I find I am way less self-conscious wearing them all the time (I used to get embarrassed by the red-ness of other blue-light-blocking glasses) There are some cons, however: - I think they do help prevent or dissipate my smaller, daily headaches, but I don't think they do much for my full-blown migraine attacks (I still have to take an abortive, and if the abortive doesn't work these don't just make the pain disappear) - I worry about breaking them since they are so expensive - on video calls they do like quite dark (like I'm wearing sunglasses) so people tend to get concerned for me - I wish they came in more colors, but these have grown on me Overall, I 100% would recommend these glasses. I already told my neurologist about them so they can go out to more people. My mom also has a pair and uses them daily. For people who have had chronic migraine for many years, I wouldn't expect them to be curative, but they have quickly become a tool I use daily to assist with my photophobia and help me live a more normal life. Light is no longer actively painful, which is huge.

Loving my Bli glasses. I use them as a preventive measure when I'm exposed to triggers and also when I am feeling symptoms or mid-attack. Definitely helps that they are cute and stylish :)

Customer service is excellent. Also these glasses have made a difference for my vestibular migraines. I am able to tolerate more light and tolerate watching tv in small doses. They really do work.