Enchroma Addison - Color Blind Glasses

We bought these for our daughter-in-law and couldn't stand to wait until Christmas to give them to her. The effect they have on her vision was way beyond our highest expectations! She is thrilled with the brightness of the colors and the depth of her vision. She expressed that it was like watching a 3D movie. We are so very pleased with the results and couldn't be happier with these glasses...she said she was never going to take them off! An extra bonus is the quality of the frames...the Addison frame fits her perfectly and looks classic. Next stop--the indoor glasses for the color blind!

Life changing. Bought these for my husband and so scared they wouldn't work, but THEY WORKED and it's amazing.

They were a gift for my color blind son...so the jury is still out.

If you're reading this review, you are probably a lot like I was a couple of months ago. You or someone you love is colorblind, and you think that this will be an awesome experience for them. You've watched countless unboxing videos and, heck, you've probably even taken the colorblindness test on the EnChroma website to ensure this product will work for you. I hope this review dissuades you from buying this product, and saves you from the negative experience I had.The effectiveness of this product is extremely underwhelming. After wearing the glasses for the recommended time, my boyfriend, who tested as a mild deutan on the EnChroma webpage, said the change in the colors that could be seen was minuscule at best.What was worse than the shattered expectations of seeing crisper colors for the first time was the "warranty" that EnChroma so generously provides all its customers. After wearing the sunglasses for about a week (he's a good sport), my boyfriend started to notice some scuffs on the lenses. I decided to contact EnChroma hoping there was some sort of warranty for this, but they informed me that any regular wear and tear is the fault of the consumer and that it would be $150 to repair through their service.I sent pictures and asked if there was some sort of warranty I could buy in the future, but they explained that no such warranty exists and anytime the glasses got scuffed, I would need to drop an additional $150 unless they could trace it back to a manufacturing defect or misconducted repair.I know the concept of seeing clear colors for the first time seems really appealing, but I urge you to save your money until another company or Chinese knockoffs come around for a fraction of the price. They'll probably be of the same quality anyways.

Didn't work for my husband at all. But he is in the upper levels of color blindness so it may not be the fault of the glasses. Grateful for being able to try them!