Tatum WearOver 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: Tatum WearOver TheraSpecs are designed with lightweight TR-90. They provide an encompassing fit along with a modest shelf on top so they can be worn comfortably with a wide variety of glasses.

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.

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Description

Tatum WearOver TheraSpecs is a sleek and modern style that comfortably fits over your prescription glasses. This matte black frame is made of lightweight and flexible TR-90.

Tatum WearOver weighs 30% less than our Original WearOver and provides minimal pressure on the head and face. Its unique design features a modest shelf on top that limits light from above and gently cups your frames—allowing you to pair it with a wide variety of glasses. Like all TheraSpecs, they:

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

Tatum WearOver TheraSpecs come with a microfiber carrying bag and case.

Measurements:

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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