Blue-light-blocking glasses may have an anti-glare coating, which decreases the amount of light reflecting from your glasses to further reduce eye strain and make them more comfortable to use.

We're here to help you find a good pair of blue light glasses that suits your needs. CNET has covered eye care and well-being for years, so we tested the top-rated blue light-filtering glasses ...

an anti-glare coating, and/or magnification for reading, you have to pay more. The fact is that anyone promising miracles from a pair of blue-light blocking glasses is probably selling something.

Due to how bright the headlights on new vehicles are getting, it may be worth considering one of these pairs of anti-glare night driving glasses.

Keeping that K/D ratio high in Call of Duty is all about locking in, so I tested these gaming glasses to see if they could help my mission.

These glasses have yellow-tinted lenses that filter out blue light, which is the main source of glare. They also have anti-reflective coatings that reduce the amount of illumination bouncing off ...

However, do blue light glasses actually work and make a difference for those of us who stare at screens for several hours? The answer isn't as straightforward as yes or no. All visible light we ...