Light Therapy Glasses
Wearable light therapy I've tested — the glasses and visors people use for energy, mood, and resetting their clock when they travel. Real output numbers, honest takes on fit.
Light Therapy GlassesRetimer 3 Review: Better Than Blue Light Glasses?
We tested the new Retimer 3 glasses. See the spectral data, lux output, and why their unique green-turquoise light might be better than blue.
Light Therapy GlassesBest Light Therapy Glasses Review: Lab Tested (2026)
We tested AYO+, Luminette 3, & Re-Timer. See the spectral data, circadian light output, and why blue light glasses might beat bright white ones.
Light Therapy GlassesPropeaq 3 Review: Lab Tested, and It Misses Its Own Light Claim
The Propeaq 3 looks like normal glasses and doubles as an evening blue blocker. On my headform it delivered 157 lux melanopic EDI, well short of its 250 claim.
Light Therapy GlassesPegasi 2 Light Therapy Glasses Review: Tested, Not Worth It
I measured the Pegasi 2 light therapy glasses on a spectrometer headform: 209 to 351 lux melanopic EDI, far behind Luminette 3 and AYO+. Why I'd skip it.
Light Therapy GlassesLuminette 3 Review: Lab Tested (Brightest SAD Glasses?)
We tested the Luminette 3's lux output and spectral data. See why it beats the AYO for brightness and works perfectly over prescription glasses.
Light Therapy GlassesRe-Timer 2 Glasses Review: Ugly But Effective?
We tested the Re-Timer 2 glasses. See the 501nm green light spectrum, comfort analysis, and why we think the AYO+ is the better travel choice.
Light Therapy GlassesAYO+ Light Therapy Glasses Review: Lab Tested (2026)
The AYO+ is the pair of light therapy glasses I keep packing. I measured about 1,000 lux melanopic EDI at the eye on high, and the free app is the best in the category.Nothing here yet. See everything in Reviews.