Truly ridiculous, poorly made, but cured my car sickness
Context: I bought these because for years I was getting carsick as a passenger.  I would get sick literally anytime I was not looking out a window and there were abrupt changes in acceleration (speeding up, slowing down, any amount of turning, including lane changes).  I carpool to work and the two hours of my life each day were being wasted because I couldn't do anything except stare outside.  A coworker recommended carsick glasses and I chose this particular brand because this one size seemed to fit smaller heads pretty well based on the reviews and submitted pictures.<br /><br />Results:<br />Somehow, my carsickness is cured.  I don't understand why, at all, and I wore these things maybe three or four times tops.  Each time they did help me while I wore them and was able to read on my phone without any issues, but wearing them was kind of a pain; they aren't super comfortable and they kept sliding down my face.  Then, one day on the ride home, I was looking at my phone stubbornly not wearing them and realized the motion sickness never kicked in.  I tested it the entire car ride home, and nothing happened.  I carry these things with me just in case now, but I've been riding multiple times without them and have been completely carsickness-free.<br /><br />Pros:  My outcome using this product was probably better than average, but I don't think this brand has anything special beyond other brands, which is why this isn't getting more stars.  If you have severe carsickness, I think it's worth trying this ridiculous thing out, even if you don't choose this particular variety.<br /><br />Criticisms: Why these things do not have hinges is beyond me (I didn't see any other brands that did when I bought them, either).  It is part of what makes them uncomfortable: having them 'open' on your face causes the nose area to pinch.  Also, the rounded ends really do not hook my ears; I have to weave them into my pulled back hair to keep them from sliding off my face.  Lastly, there should be a blanket ban on the one-size-fits-all concept.  I have no doubt the revenue from this very specific device doesn't justify the expense of producing different sizes, but I'm still going to complain about it.
Rating: 3 stars