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Enchroma are an independent, Berkeley, California-based company that develops leading patented lens technology to improve the lives of people with color vision deficiency (color blindness). Invented by a Ph.D. glass scientist and UC Berkeley trained mathematician, EnChroma’s revolutionary color vision solutions combine the latest in color perception neuroscience and lens innovation to bring colorful possibilities to all. EnChroma received a SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and earned the 2016 Tibbets Award from the U.S. Small Business Administration in recognition of the firm’s innovative impact on the human experience through technology. We offer a collection of color blind glasses for outdoor and indoor use in a range of modern styles for adults and kids 5+. The glasses are specifically designed for anomalous trichromats, helping those with deuteranomaly and protanomaly improve their color vision. Imagine you're listening to music, and some sounds are too loud and muddy, making it hard to hear all the different instruments clearly. An equalizer (EQ) on a stereo can turn down just those specific muddy sounds. This actually helps you hear the other instruments and details in the music much better. EnChroma lenses do something similar for color. For people with color blindness certain colors overlap and look confusingly alike. These lenses filter down very specific, narrow bits of light that cause this confusion. Discover our ground-breaking color blindness glasses engineered to bring vibrant color to your world. 60-Day Money Back Guarantee.Try EnChroma NowTake the Test Now
EnChroma (enchroma.com) has 484 customer reviews on Rated Honest, with an average rating of 3.7 out of 5.
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Coz_DS
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Scam as far as my personal experience, then reports of similar let downs read and viewed. Sorry enchroma, I do trust my experience.
customer
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While the glasses may be revolutionary for some wearers, for my red-green colorblindness the general extent of the effect is "meh". Colors across the board are heavily muted and red/green only modestly distinguishable. I think the technology is oversold. As far as their "60-day, worry-free return policy", the level of documentation, packaging, shipping, etc was anything but, so I decided that these are just an occasional novelty to bust out during peak foliage season. (For some reason you solicited another review from me, so you get another review...)
Sierra N.
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The gift of color is the best gift of all. I bought the outdoor glasses for my boyfriend who is red/green colorblind. When he put them on, he immediately grabbed the glasses box which had a purple side saying, “oh my god, what is th-is this PURPLE?” We cried and laughed, and purple is now his favorite color. I gave the glasses to him while we were in a vacation in Arizona. I had regretted my location choice leading up to giving the gift because I felt there wasn’t much color. Just dirt and cactuses. But boy was I wrong. After freaking out about the discovery of the color purple, he immediately noticed the patches of green clover that were sticking out in cracks of the dirt, and was just amazed at how “vibrant everything is, it looks like saturation is turned on.” The dirt was “so much more red” and the grass in between popped out at him. A landscape where I thought there was so little to offer, when in reality I was just not appreciating the vibrancy. I am now shopping the indoor colorblind glasses for him so he can continue to live his life in color.
Owen G.
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I definitely love my Enchroma’s and carry them everywhere I go. I got an outdoor (aviators) and indoor pair, the former of which definitely works better. I also have a light sensitivity thing where almost any sunlight hurts my eyes without sunglasses, and these have become by go to so needless to say I wear them a lot. Oh but don’t believe the faked/exaggerated videos; they definitely work but it takes a bit of time of regular use for your eyes to adjust to them and for them to work fully. So if they don’t instantly allow you to see colour better, just keep wearing them and give it time. Also I recommend getting the insurance/warranty thing, if anything happens to them or the lens gets a little damaged there’s not really anything you can do if you don’t get the warranty. Oh yeah I have severe protanopia by the way.
Jenny O.
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My dad loved them! Worked really well. He got the indoor ones.
DJM
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Honestly, I see no difference between these sunglasses and my other ones. They may help some red/green color blind people see these colors better, but they did not help me at all.
Oat K.
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A scam, 200 dollars for a red shaded glasses
Robert
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Doesn’t work. Total fraud.
