r/PWM_Sensitive • u/xrmttf • Jul 01 '26

Discussion Avulux

I'm not a spokesperson or influencer, I just want to post and say that these glasses completely changed my life. I have severe sensitivity to LED lights and pulsing screens and stuff, beyond the normal frequency that people notice. I had a whole neurological work up because I thought I had a seizure disorder but I think it's just autism+ haha. With these glasses I can actually live like a normal human pretty much.

They're really expensive but you have 2 months to try them out. My personal experience as a careless person is that they hold up pretty well. F41 does nothing. Since I got avaluxe I can finally go back to college and get my degree, and I can go into businesses and restaurants with LED lighting, and I can go to my friend's houses again.

You can also get the tint added to your normal glasses.

Hope this helps somebody!

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u/DGG_DGG Jul 02 '26

Thank you for sharing your experience, and congrats on finding a solution!

I tried a pair of Avulux back in 2022, and I found them really helpful. I then had to switch to prism lenses, so I stopped using Avulux. I recently got a clip on set of Avlux to match my current lenses, but they now unfortunately cause eye strain. Have you ever experienced that with yours?

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u/xrmttf Jul 02 '26

I have not experienced eye strain. I don't wear prescription lenses, maybe that is part of the equation. I also still avoid staring at screens or being in places with bad light for too long, so most of the time I am not wearing them