3D Chamber Glasses for Dry Eye Relief, LASIK Aftercare, Post Eye Surgery Recovery, Wind Protection, Dust Protection, and Allergy Relief – Ultimate Healing and Protective Eyewear

The soft pliable rubber-like material of the body holding the unique partial wraparound lens, and the adjustable elastic head strap allowing for a comfortable and secure fit contribute to the benefits of these goggles. However, as there are 3 holes in the upper and lower portions of each lens section, dust, wind and allergy protection are questionable at best.The unique coating on the inner portion of the lenses (which the enclosed instructions advise are not cleanable) mark up very easily creating permanent foggy spots where gently rubbed with the enclosed duster cloth to remove dust or small foreign particles. Perhaps a more user-friendly inner lens treatment, or no special treatment at all, and air holes only at the bottom, or eliminated completely, would prevent wind, debris, and foreign particle entry, and maintain eye moisture.Being so well made and comfortable, with the modifications, I would use them at various times for truly functional eye protection.

Doesnt bother wen ur sleeping

I should've know just from the photos that it just looks too goofy to wear. My eyes get so dry in the winter in Colorado but I'm even embarrassed to wear them watching a movie, at home, by myself. :) Sorry this review doesn't attest to whether or not they work, but I'll find something else that doesn't look like I'm in the pool.

I suffer from dry eye, so I have a collection of goggles and glasses to try to mitigate that. None of those fit as well as these.I've had them for only a few days, but it's been 30 degrees F and gusty here, so I've had a chance to try them out in the very conditions when I need them most. Walking today for a half hour, mostly into the wind--weather app says 15mph, gusting to 20. Eyes didn't water at all until I got home and took off the glasses, which never fogged up.Best experience I've had with a product like this. I was impressed, but about the "anti-fog layer" the information that comes with them says: "Do not wipe or rinse the inside." That's not practical and quite disappointing.The product description says "These LASIK aftercare glasses are designed specifically for post-surgery eye care . . ." It does go on to approve of pretty much all the other possible uses of them, but the suggestion is that these are for occasional, short-term use. I'm liking them well enough that I might look for an antifog cleaner/treatment. When, not if, I do get salty tears on the lenses, I'll see what can be done and try to come back here to let you know.In the mirror, I think they look weird on my face, but I asked a neighbor today and she said they look "smart." Not me of course, but the glasses. Still, makes me hope even more that I can keep 'em.

I’m really happy with these! My eyes have been drying out for years due to the small amount of air leakage around my mask while I sleep at night.I’d tried swim goggles but these are much more comfortable. I don’t notice them at night, and they manage not to interfere with where the mask sits on my nose.I’ve pulled them off and fallen back to sleep with them on my forehead a couple of times. That was painful & left bruises, so that’s not great. I’m not sure how they can be perfectly comfortable on my eyes but hurt my forehead so much!They seem to be fine quality and the elastic head strap is more than large enough. I don’t feel it at all. As long as I keep them on my eyes they’re perfect!

This is a review of 3D Chamber Glasses for Dry Eye Relief, LASIK Aftercare, Post Eye Surgery Recovery, Wind Protection, Dust Protection, and Allergy Relief—from the Waha storeThese fit like swim goggles, not like “glasses.” The difference is that these have little vent holes so that moisture (sweat) doesn’t fog the lenses. So far, I have no problem with fogged lenses, so that’s a win. The lenses are very clear, and I can use my reading glasses over them while wearing them (which looks pretty strange). However, I cannot wear my regular glasses with them, which is problem when my eyes are so dry that I cannot wear my contact lenses. For dry eye, these don’t do anything spectacular for me. I already wear fitover sunglasses when outside, and even when wearing these goggles I have to use moisturizing eye drops several times a day (the same rate as I did before I got these goggles).I tried these glasses to protect my eyes when slicing onions. They work well for that. I usually wear swimming goggles (which look much the same as these goggles), but the swim goggles usually get foggy inside. These goggles did not get foggy. There are ‘onion goggles’ on the market; I’ve never had those.So, these are useful for slicing onions, but I don’t find them particularly moisturizing. For me, they are superior to the types of goggles with foam edges (the foam rests against the face). But I need to keep searching for a solution to dry eyes.

It helps protect my eyes but I took one star off for its look. It makes me look like a mad scientist lol. My family had a good laugh for that. I ordered it to wear it at the park but I think I would wear it at night. It is light enough to sleep with. It kind of interferes with eye sights so I wouldn’t wear it while I am awake anyways. I can easily adjust the tightness which is nice. The glass parts have holes on the top and bottom but they don’t seem to let the air out much. My eye felt like it was retaining the moisture while wearing it.

They are not uncomfortable or hard to put on. But my eyes don't feel any different. Your mileage may vary.