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Please share the link if you find one.

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Either Titan's DriveEz or Zeiss's Drivesafe

Don't buy online. Walk into a titan eye plus & ask for anti glare driving glasses. Try & buy. Lenskart is ok but quality of titan is better

Zeiss drivesafe lens glass.

I have prescription glasses , yours will be without power cant say anything about price .

Polaroid ambermatic. Buy from a store.

I got a pair of prescription night driving glasses and absolutely love them. Not the cheapest but amazing how they work.

>I saw some yellow glasses at a service station recently. Do they work? Or will I just pay a tenner to look ridiculous?

Pretty much just the latter. You'd look quite silly

>As a follow up, my windscreen has the tiny wires in that can heat it up (sorry - I'm sure there's a technical name for this but forked if I know it) - that definitely doesn't help the glare situation as they cause the light to splinter out in a million different directions. Presumably if the time comes to replace it I don't need to have the same one? The windscreen blower thing (sorry - it's late - can't think of word - if you're getting the impression I'm old and decrepit and my faculties are slowly leaving me, well you might be on to something) is very good so I just don't see why I need it.

Heated windscreen is what you have. They're great, I wouldn't get rid of it.

When it gets icey the defroster does sweet shit all compared to having a heated screen

I get what you mean with oncoming cars blinding you especially newer models LED lights

Best thing you can do is keep the windscreen as clean as possible. Maybe be get your eyes tested, astigmatisms make lights flair badly increasing strain.

Yeah, modern streetlights really dont help either. Had the good fortune of driving in Europe recently, and they have actual working streetlights which illuminate everything properly, like we used to. It was an absolute joy.

I have Astigmatisms in both eyes. Effectively, I get light trails at night from headlights and what not.

I have blue light glasses which help, it’s just a coating on my glasses which are intended for woking at screens all day (Which I also do) but supposedly help with night driving too. but In reality it’s just something you mostly have to deal with and get used too.

Give some blue light a try, the yellow lense ones do fuck all.

A fair few of us struggle with this, it’s been accelerated since led lights became a thing, HID’s are a problem too.

Unfortunately, it is what it is. If you do try blue light lenses, don’t buy the shit from petrol stations, they fucking suck.

I will probably get downvoted but how old are you? Commonly as you age and often even a few years after Lasik, night time light glare becomes more of an issue. You don't need polarized glasses, you need good anti-reflective coating on glasses. If you don't need vision correction, you can go to most optical offices, and get plastic lens(cheapest, best clarity, but not as durable) with A/R coating in some glasses and leave them in the car for night driving. Shouldn't cost too much unless they are assholes. Automotive lighting has definitely made leaps forward in light output but I have no had issues with lights from other cars while driving unless it's on a full-size or modded truck where the lights are too high.

Automotive lighting/architectural lighting enthusiast with optician experience.

By the way, there are various levels of quality in A/R coatings.

How many miles on your windshield? Is it micro-pitted or scuffed? This can cause night and sun glare.

The best you can do is polarised glasses with no tint. The elimination of glare helps quite a bit - but not completely.

> Can we file a complaint to DOT about this?

You can. But so far, all the complaints haven't amounted to anything.

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Play the game. Drive with beams on and whe somebody illuminate your evening. Do some rude gestures to him. You will be fine.

One thing I'd suggest is get yourself checked for astigmatism, I found out I need a very light prescription like 0.25 but a few years ago I developed astigmatism and that made night driving and the glare ridiculous. Now that I have some lenses that correct that, my night driving is vastly improved.

I accidentally stumbled on something that helped me with night driving. I bought these static cling patches to block the sun in the corner of my windshield. Theres always that one damn spot! They are semi transparent.

At night, I use them on the drivers side window, so that 3/4 of my mirror has coverage. When I need the full side mirror view, I lean back and have the full mirror view. I place one on the windshielsld, to the left of my sight range, where oncoming traffic headlights are. This one requires you to lean slightly right on curves, for full range view.

Unlike those child mesh covers which take up 3/4 of the window, these are removable in seconds, and are small, so you arent limiting your view options.

I cant drive at night without them now. You can still see the headlights, but the glare effect is greatly reduced.

Glare Patch

I wouldnt recommend using these on the passenger side window, as you cant reach to remove them while driving.

Swipe to the 5th frame on the product on Amazon and it shows a video of how it works during the daytime. Similar effect at night.

Yellow clip ons or just yellow glasses if you don't already wear glasses. 

Yellow makes night more bearable while also not removing too much vision. Bonus points if they are polarized. 

Walmart sells a clip on pack with 5 colors for like $15 and you can try clear yellow & clear blue and it has 3 for daytime too. 

There is nothing to recommend for less than $200 retail. You can usually find them 40% off, though. It just takes some looking. How much is breaking the bank. As was stated, Serengetti has the best driving lenses in the world. These are the frames I got for my wife. [holy shit! They're 40% off! Get these ASAP]

https://www.serengeti-eyewear.com/us/sunglasses/hayworth-87171.html

If you want the best lenses for driving, I think you should look at Serengeti Drivers.

While they are usually quite expensive, you might find a vintage pair secondhand for under 50 euro.

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I’m a big fan of goodr. They are pretty cheap and work great for me.

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I drive more than 8 hours a day and the best glasses so far have been Maui Jim.

I haven’t specifically worn them at night, but on overcast or rainy days they are nothing short of amazing.

Dang sorry. That’s encouraging that they’ll help tho thank you. I’d like to try them too it’s awful here in Northern Virginia with these crazy headlights. I think I’ve seen them at Wally World but didn’t want to drop the cash if they are bogus. Hope alls good out there be safe.

They are absolutely fantastic. Protects you from drivers that use high beams. They also help you better distinguish details.

Mine are polarized and at first things look weird but pretty soon you feel like you have night vision goggles.

If you have any bit of astigmatism those work wonders, you will see a large starburst and struggle to see more at night than others. Spend the $25 it'll help

I use blublox, and emailed them my prescription. Best thing I ever did for my eyes.

I wear mine all the time. some of the bright lights are still too bright but it cuts back on how "sharp" the light is to your eyes. I love my pair

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I don’t have perfect vision, although not bad enough to be required to wear glasses by law I don’t feel confident driving at night without them.

My sunglasses also have the same prescription although in practice I put them on because I feel like I need sunglasses rather than because I can’t see.

My “nighttime” glasses I had an anti-glare coating added to them. Maybe you could get the same but without the prescription lens?

yeah I've got 20/20 vision a boy do I struggle at night with the led lights. I think there is glasses with an orange tint to them that might help.

Astigmatism can cause "glare" with light during night driving.

Might need to speak to your optometrist about this.

Do you normally wear glasses? If you do, you can get an anti-glare coating applied to your prescription glasses. I donkt know whether that can be applied to an existing pair of prescription glasses, you can include it as an optional extra for new glasses. Most major optical stores will offer it, e.g. OPSM and Specsavers.

If you don't normally wear glasses, you should still be able to have a pair of glasses made with zero prescription but with the anti-glare coating added to the lenses.

Thanks, I’ve got 20/20, but would be interested if they can offer a custom glasses or something that would make the night drive more pleasant, though the biggest issue is light pollution, the glare reduction would help

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Zenni is so affordable, I would get them and try them. If they don’t work they have a great return/refund policy.

I tried the ones from Zenni, and they made absolutely no difference to me.

Have you had an eye exam? Sounds like astigmatism to me  

Terrible product way to dark. I wear these and hands down the best I have tired.night driving glasses