Can night vision monocular damage the eyes from extended use?
1264596
Yes but only if you use this monocular for maybe an hour or more without giving your eyes a brake.
1864010
NO, no need to If you can see well with light.It's made to see at night. May damage it with sun light.
986968
I have been using this product for almost a year and I do believe my night vision is better....you get what you pay for and i'd rather go with a good product...apple cider vinegar has many useful uses but you do not want to use it straight as it burns...this product has a slight sting for a second and then goes away...I use it once a day...hope this helps.
46304
nope! that is the problem on this model. but phillips has a better one with night vision.
2025189
I would not recommend it. The tint would also reduce pavement markings that are faded and may cause one to cross the center line or stray too far to the right and get pulled into a soft shoulder. Better to purchase night vision driving glasses like marksmen wear at target practice. They have yellow polarized lenses and make night driving safe. You can get regular glasses, clip ons or goggles to wear over prescription glasses.
1429745
I wear glasses too and it was okay. But, can't use them for an extended period of time. Maybe up to 2 hrs.
867063
No. They are just, best suited for day use/bright light conditions. Use clear or amber lenses at night.
192431
Definitely not. The slight magnification distorts your view more than help with glare. Do not use these for night driving.
1808822
Maybe... you are right. Any way 80 ANSI (Is it ture? I don't kow) not enogh to use the projector at day. I can be used for only night.
148141
Not night vision, the only difference is that you can use it with NVGs the dot dimms to green.
274251
Yes if left in the day position only. The night camera light will glare off the window and block vision. Also sun glare can affect camera sight. However the camera will work through glass during the day and at night if outside is well lit.
770025
I would say more for day time use, but you could use it for night if you are traveling on well lit city streets or have it set up in a way that when getting blinded by on coming headlights you just have to shift your head to keep that from happening.
364189
Sure, like any other laser you don't look into it. You would have to look directly into the laser beam to do any damage to the eye.
840835
This is not recommended for night driving although it would work. The chance of cutting out something you need to see is rather great, it would seem to me. I use night vision sunglasses to cut down on glare and they work much better. Either the yellow or the light brown work well. GMM
198014
I am no expert on night vision tech. That said when you activate the infared feature you get a really bright image. It seem to be a little fuzzy. but that could be me. Zero in at what ever rough distance you will be using it and blast away. What ever you get beats shooting in the dark.
1678763
Nope, not at all. The lenses are way too dark for wearing at night, unless your goal is to run into trees. Sorry!
1815798
I can only tell you what I know from experience. Light can make viewing clearer if it's far from your viewing, but close light can hurt your eyes. Whether or not it can damage the device, I don't know. It says if you power it up in open light, don't remove lens cap or it will damage the device...I'd say email the company directly but it's probably impossible to get an answer.