It’s clear to see these £99 sports glasses are for real athletes

What is my “visual load”, I wondered, as I slipped on a pair of Flowlife sports glasses. And how is my visual load affected through “spectral and geometric control”? I’ve no idea, nor am I fussed. I deal with enough technology – laptop, phone, my Ferrari red Phillips coffee machine – to want more of it on my face. When I was asked to trial these, I anxiously thought of Google’s “smart glasses”, or, worse, Apple’s “vision pro”. Thankfully, Flowlife specs aren’t about surreptitious filming or watching AI porn.Blue light filter: 84.14 per centUV protection: 100 per cent UV400Coatings: Anti-water, anti-oil, anti-reflective