It was 3 days before Halloween.

Lisa Ann was driving home on I-5 from Los Angeles back down to San Diego. She’s done this trip hundreds of times and it was like any other, except for how it ended.

Lisa worked in LA as an art curator every couple weekends and was on her way back home to have Sunday dinner with her family.

Turns out there had been construction going on that highway and the glare from one of the truck lights made it hard for her to see a construction who had walked out into the road.

It wasn’t until the last second that she saw him and swerved to the left right into the median.

That was the last time Lisa would drive.

This is an extremely sad story, and unfortunately it is all too common. Nearly 1.3 million people die in car accidents each year, and another 20-50 million are injured or disabled.

There’s 60 percent less traffic at night, yet you’re 40 percent more likely to be involved in a fatal accident at night.

Why is that? 2 reasons. 1. Drunk drivers 2. It’s just so much harder to see at night, especialy because of light glares!

Lucky for us though, it doesn’t have to be that way. One company, called Clear Sight made it their mission to stop this from happening.

They designed a pair of glasses specifically to reduce glare and improve eye sight at night so driving doesn’t have to be a guessing game of whether or not you’ll make it home.

They work great for: driving in foggy conditions, late at night, snow & rain. The inventor of Clear Sight had this to say:

"Clear Sight are equipped with lenses, guaranteeing an improvement in the sharpness of your roads plunged in the dark. Improves Color, Clarity and Definition. In addition, your eye will benefit from less strain, thus avoiding fatigue overload and ultimately preventing any drowsiness while driving, greatly reducing fatal accidents."

Honestly, the difference between having them on and not – blew me away. I actually already have glasses so I had to put them on over but they fit pretty comfortable either way.

Some things I noticed were that headlight and other light glares were extremely diminished yet I was still seeing what was in front of me extremely clearly.

It did scare me a little bit how much better I could see, because I realized just how much I wasn’t seeing every single other time I was driving at night.

My Final thoughts on Buying Clear Sight: Getting the Clear Sight Glasses was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. I feel so much safer when I'm driving - and after experiencing both with and without them, I don't plan on ever driving at night without them again. 10/10 would recommend.

*Update: Thursday, November 1st, 2018* - Ever Since Clear Sight has been featured on popular news channels like CNN and Fox, they've sold millions of units and are releasing the last batch until December due to manufacturing overload. To see if they are still available in your state, click on your state below or the button underneath the map.