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Saw the advert on Facebook and ordered them.
After receiving my glasses in the mail in under a week, I discovered they didn't appear to self-adjust with sensors or require batteries, and were just cheap, regular-lensed glasses that didn't suit my needs at all. I researched real self-adjusting glasses and found I was scammed. No back track way to return and get a refund. They are totally a scam.
Absolutely scam. Rubbish straight in the bin, ripped off again.Bought Mine through Heathwise Australia pointing out scam product.
These glasses appear to be blue tinted clear lenses. They have no impact on eyesight. Don’t waste your money
It's a total waste of time and money, Fake product, deceptive adverts.
Don't waste your money.
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