Has anyone tried these glasses?

www.axonoptics.com I saw a link to these glasses on another migraine site and looked into it. It sounds like a possibility for me as I get intense eye pain with most migraines. They have a special tint (pink) for indoor use and also have outdoor and transitional lenses. I would try the transitional one with a light frame. Dont want to throw away more money, so I would only try if someone I knew had good results. I have wasted soooo much money on things that seem good, but just dont work for me. 
Hugs,
Cindy

I'm very tempted to try them!!!! I'll let you know if I do.

I'm not sold on their website. The research articles are a joke and the reviews seem made up. Having said that, like all of us, I'm desperate. I'm thinking about trying out a pair of my own decent sunglasses while at work to see if they do the same trick. I guess I'll just close my office door more often. Lol.

I think if I were able to go to a brick and mortar I'd be more apt to go in and purchase, I'm just a bit weary of the online site. Hmmmmm

I took my pink tinted sunglasses to work today to give them a try before I blow 2-3 hundred bucks. I have to say that putting them on and off between contact with coworkers created more head pain than the effects of wearing them. I lasted about an hour then gave up. I left them there so I can try again. One coworker kinda yelled " are you wearing sunglasses???" To which I replied "yes"

My problem with just ordering off the Internet is that most glasses squeeze my head and cause migraine. It takes a long time for me to find sunglasses or reading glasses that dont.   Why cant things just be easy for a while?
Hugs,
Cindy

I think its definitely something to try if your migraines seem to be triggered in this way, or if you just get a lot of light sensitivity with them. Can these types of glasses be ordered from anywhere with a money back guarantee / return policy? I see that company and Theraspecs offer 45 day returns (minus shipping and prescriptions). Only being out the shipping costs may make the risk seem more bearable.

There are several companies out there that sell tinted glasses for migraine folks. There is some scientific data out there about specific tints being helpful for some folks. I'd Google the "F41" rose tint. This topic has intrigued me, but its not something I need. Best wishes.