works but...
I get motion sickness easily, from long car rides to 3D games, that often escalate into severe headaches. Unfortunately I don't have a road trip to test these on but I had two solid tests for the gaming issue: Portal and a certain game that features a man with an awfully shaky camera. So good news, I actually felt fine!<br /><br />What didn't feel fine, however, was my nose. Maybe it's the shape of my nose, maybe my glasses are bigger than what they had intended to accommodate. But the nose pads press into the sides of my nose to the point where I feel like I'm in some weird situation where someone is pinching my nostrils halfway shut. Because they are literally being pinched halfway shut. I think you can kind of see it happening with the guy in the example photo. It's really uncomfortable and the feeling stays for several minutes after I take them off.<br /><br />Maybe they could've use the fact that these are made for glasses wearers, so that these bulky things to be supported by the top of my glasses' frames. Or even just the bridge. Instead of my weak little nose. I don't know, I'm not a product creator but I wish there were just pieces of plastic that could just rest on top of my glasses.<br /><br />So yes you'll look like a fool and yes these will work for motion sickness. They will fit on top of your glasses. But now I have a new dilemma of feeling discomfort from my nose that's honestly a little sickening in itself. I think I'm going to return these and get one of those pressure point wristbands.<br /><br />Edit: Nevermind! Nonreturnable! Guess I'll just keep these to have something to take funny selfies with. And also deduct a star from my review.
Rating: 2 stars