Fluorescent lights make my eyes turn red.

The best thing I know to do is to get no glare feature put on my glasses hoping that will protect my eyes and stop them from turning red..

Is there somewhere I can get the material to put the no glare feature on my glasses myself. I know they have those plastic magnifiers of different strength to put on my glasses, I was hoping I could do the same for the no glare feature as well.

If you know of how I can do that, please let me know and any tips will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

No there isn't, the coating is a process of chemicals that someone in a laboratory needs to apply to be effective. You must purchase the lenses with this feature. Please, let me know if you have any other questions. You could also benefit from a light tint on your lenses, if you are light sensitive.

No glare or anti-glare or antireflective is really a cosemetic coating. This means if you look at a person with no glare (COATING) their lens will seem invisible.. no reflections off the lenses. And the person with no coating on their lens , you will see reflections of say overhead lights...
I find that with the coating it only helps reduce bounce back reflections on the back of my lenses..
I find that the coating , helps with night time driving..
I find that the coating is hard to keep clean...
Your red eyes come from something i.e. dust, uv, Do some more research... the coating can not be put on by yourself...
If it is cheap enuf in you area, then get the coating.. if they are adding $70 forget it.. this will not help your red eyes... good luck

Jiffychow, ACTUALLY this coating does have a health purpose, it's not JUST for cosmetics. It helps reduce eye strain and eye fatigue caused by glare and neon lighting.