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Deceptive video ad on YouTube claiming that Clarity Blue glasses would correct vision both near sighted and far sited. The ad also stated that they would darken in sunlight. The glasses I received were in a box marked "NOBLU VISION" and they did nothing that was claimed in the ad and was not effective even blocking blue light. When I called, they said the glasses shipped were correct and they would not address the fact that they did nothing to correct vison. I scanned the QR code on YouTube with my phone to purchase them and there was no reference to blocking blue light. Just now on-line I noticed as I was looking for BBB reports and reviews, their "Clarity Blue" header says for blocking blue light. The scam is to get impulse buy with the QR code. Are there different accuracy regs that cover QR links vs on-line info? I paid $49 with shipping; they offered only $19 on their 30-day money back guarantee. I settled for $33 as it looked like that's the best I was going to get after 20 min on the phone. TOTAL SCAM and they are not the least embarrassed about it! We were going to donate up 10 or more pairs to missionaries that go to Peru and give glasses to people who have no access to eye doctors! Good thing i only bought 1 to see if it was too good to be true!