Flinders University, South Australia have released their newest invention - green glasses to overcome jet lag and help people sleep. Theyâre available for purchase already. Sorry couldnât post the link but if you go to adelaidenow & search for the article on the green glasses it should come up. Now, if they worked for pc/fluro lighting etc Iâd be interested!
Barb
We-ell, $274. for specs that none of us has tried yet to learn whether they happen to affect MAV; I donât think Iâll be the first to try them. True, itâs well known that redder light is soporific, bluer (e.g. those lights classified as âdaylight,â or your simpler âwhiteâ LED, is wakening. However, migraineurs have such strong and sometimes unpredicted responses to different light sources that I wouldnât count on this gizmo to affect us any which way.
Hi David,
Iâve sent an email to Professor Lack asking whether any Migraineurs were included in his testing programme. The website is re-timer.com. if anyone else is interested.
They sound fantastic (almost too good to be true!) but would make travelling (esp. long-haul flights) so much easier to cope with. 
Barb
Had a reply from Professor Lack - no migraineurs were included in the test so he couldnât comment - maybe someone on the forum will be willing to be a guinea pig for us??
Barb
Anybody try them?:
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Pick up a thread called âInternal Time clocks, MAV and sleep deprivationâ. Youâll find some links there.
Ref: âGreen Glassesâ - UK based company make Migralens - for people with migraine - they are dark emerald green. Helen
Thanks! the migralens donât seem like theyâre for jet lag unless Iâm mistaken?
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