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If yellow glasses don't work, why are they used in shooting? Maybe not buy them from ali express and a decent HSE rated glasses ;)
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/polarising-fishing-sunglasses-100-skyrazer/_/R-p-101901?mc=8328905&c=BLACK
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/p/st-100-adult-mtb-sunglasses-category-1-yellow/_/R-p-129778?mc=8118519&c=YELLOW
lynx-
If yellow glasses don't work, why are they used in shooting?
Shooters use yellow tinted glasses to improve contrast and depth perception and to filter UV from sunlight. They are also useful in whiteout conditions or flat light conditions in the snow.
From what I have read, there is no evidence that yellow tinted lenses help people driving in the dark or under artificial light.
Stonehedge
@J0nathan - there's definitely a shit combo of over bright aftermarket bulbs in old German cars and SUVs with bright lights too high up.
I've tried a cheap pair of the yellow glasses. Not convinced, but they're buttons from AliExpress so give it a shot. What I found helps is remember to dim your rear view mirror and (assuming you have the option) reducing the brightness of your internal dials. Oh and remember to make sure your lights are set to the correct level.
@ anyone else - I'd love some headlight bulb suggestions for my mk6 golf. I miss the xenons on my mini.