Anti-glare screen vs sun-glasses

The "anti-glare" screen has nothing to do with radiation.  It's roughing up the glass surface of the display (usually by acid etching or sandblasting) to prevent reflections of ambient room light.

I suppose sunglasses might help this.

As far as radiation, neither anti-glare or sunglasses will have any effect.

A long time ago back before "Energy Star" when we used
green and amber monochrome screens. I had a pair of clear
UV/radiation clear glasses made for me. Not sun glasses
just plain. They worked great back then. Newer monitors
just don't put out that much radiation anymore. So I
don't need them. If you have doubts about your monitor you
can check the specs and have it tested.

I read an advertisement on "anti-glare" screen which says ..
"..Properly grounded GlareGuard filters block up to 98.5% of the ELF/VLF E-field radiation. Additionally, our top-of-the-line Maximum Plus™ model blocks up to 99.9% of the ELF/VLF E-field radiation."

Can you elaborate on this "ELF/VLF..radiation.."

Those are extremely low frequency and very low frequency
radiation that also exist naturally in the atomosphere.
The are noticable during lightning strikes and other cosmic affects. In computers these are produced by the
HighVoltage supply in CRT monitors. They are not present
in LCD monitors. If you would notice the product GlareGuard has a power cable attached to it. It is emitting a magnetic field simular to a degauser. It is forcing the ELF/VLF to go in another from the front of the monitor. The effects of ELF/VLF are being debated still. There are many sources including natural sources of
this radiation.  Remember that visable light is also a form of radiation. Some people panic when the word radiation is used. They tend to think of Nuclear Radiation
and things like Hiroshima. They don't realise that heat, light and magnitism are also forms of radiation.

Most newer monitors already address ELF/VLF radiation.
Check with your monitor manufacturer for this info.

If youre really worried about monitor radiation, grab an LCD screen. There's no annoying flicker from an LCD either.

How do you spell SCAM?  In this case it's "block up to 98.5% of the ELF/VLF E-field radiation".  

Please don't fall victim to this cleverly designed ploy designed to separate you from your money.

Granted, this device may indeed do what it says it does but SO WHAT?  The dangerous sounding "E-field" radiation is in fact, ELECTRIC FIELD "radiation" and is not dangerous.  If it were, people would be dying from it by the millions every day.

Thanks for the support, jhance.

Actually, people do die from it. It's the same kind of field generated by high tension power lines which, when near schools and young kids, results in a high rate of brain tumors. Landmark lawsuits have been fought over this. I don't know how the levels compare between CRT screens and HTPLs though but i can't imagine prolonged exposure to low levels can be especially good for you. Of course if you live in a place like LA you probably stand a higher chance of dying from air poisoning.

Over exposure to anything, including water can be dangerious. :)  Most present day monitor manufacturers
have already taken in consideration the ELF/VLF emissions.
They know that there are lawyers out there stocking them. :)

I've an electrical engineer friend whose hair has all turned white maybe because he always visit the power station. A few of my beard hairs has turned gray, eventhough I am still not old. I don't  know whether the EM radiation from my PC monitor has something to do with the hair whitening therapy. Whether my "hair whitening" litmus test is logical or not,  the bottomline is prevention is better than cure. Though I love the 17 inch LCD monitor, I think the price is on the high side.

I appreciate all comments  and since jhance has spent more time inputing a lenghty comment hence I award the points.

Thanks and cheers to all.

jhance is right about SPAM and these anti-glare doesn't offer any protection at all. I found out the fact from a webpage...
"The Swedish safety standard, effective 711/90, specifies a maximum of 0.25 mG at 50 cm from the display. Many US manufactured computers have EMFs of 5 - 100 mG at this distance. And know this too: the screens placed over monitors do NOT block EMFs. Not even a lead screen will block ELF and VLF magnetic fields. "

Cheers again..