Classic TheraSpecs

Classic TheraSpecs

Theraspecs

Research Proven: Precision-tinted lenses reduce migraine attacks by up to 74 percent1, ease light sensitivity, relieve eye strain and reduce headaches.
Protection: TheraSpecs® FL-41 tinted lenses block 80% of blue light, which is known to trigger migraines, photophobia, and other light-sensitive conditions.
Better Relief Than Sunglasses: Wearing sunglasses indoors worsens light sensitivity over time2. By blocking only problematic light, TheraSpecs indoor lenses are lighter and offer more long-term relief from fluorescents and screens.
Sunlight and Glare Protection: TheraSpecs outdoor lenses provide better protection against bright sunlight than regular sunglasses. They are dark, polarized and 100% UVA/UVB blocking.
Comfort: Classic TheraSpecs have ultra-lightweight TR-90 frames to minimize pressure on your face while still providing full protection in the front.
Guarantee: 9 out of 10 customers find relief with TheraSpecs. If you don’t like our glasses or experience the benefits, return them within 60 days for a refund.
$99.00
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Classic TheraSpecs combine a popular look with great protection. The frame is made out of ultra-lightweight TR-90 to minimize pressure on your face and head. They are a great option for people who do not need full side coverage but still want full protection from the front.

Indoor TheraSpecs are great for wearing near artificial light and while using computer or device screens. Some people also like wearing them outdoors on overcast days. Outdoor TheraSpecs provide more relief than typical sunglasses for bright sunlight. Like all TheraSpecs, they:

  • Reduce headache and migraine frequency and intensity
  • Relieve painful light sensitivity and glare
  • Protect you from fluorescent lighting

Classic TheraSpecs come with a microfiber carrying bag.

Measurements:
Classic TheraSpecs Combo Dimensions

1Good PA, Taylor RH, Mortimer MJ. “The use of tinted glasses in childhood migraine.” Headache. 1991 Sep.
2Digre, K. B. “Photosensitivity and the Headache and Migraine Patient.” American Migraine Foundation, 2015 July.

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Woman wearing Indoor Classic TheraSpecs