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It probably depends how sensitive you are and whether or not you officially are photo sensitive. If you are I would probably stick with Z1 but if your not then a darker blue tint not Z1 may be ok.
When I purchased my most previous pair of glasses I obtained a pair by prescription. What I added onto them was for the lenses to begin changing into a sapphire blue color should the sun come out or should the UV ray be too bright on cloudy days. These have worked quite well for my chronic migraines and I have not needed to wear sunglasses since obtaining the particular color choice. I purchased the eyewear and the eyeglass frames at Sam's Optical, which is a specific section in Sam's Club. By the way they were very good at taking insurance and had no problem with giving great discounts, better than my optomologist had given me for the last pair so it was a major savings. Hope the above information helps!
Great question! Finding epilepsy glasses can take a little effort, but there are some solid options to explore.
The most researched lens is the Zeiss Z1 (also called F133), a deep blue lens that has shown strong results in reducing photosensitive seizure activity. These can be harder to track down and may not be covered by Show Full Answer
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