Our 3D night vision goggles feature a 400-diopter adjustment range, allowing most users to achieve a clear view without glasses. However, if you prefer to keep your glasses on, you can still use the goggles comfortably. 

This is more a question of your glasses and not the lamp. She produces light. If your glasses have an anti-reflective coating, the lamp will not be reflected in the glasses, depending on the level of anti-reflective coating. (It should be noted here that the anti-reflective levels trigger different colors, level 2 triggers a blue tone in the glasses, level 3, which is the most recommended for working on the PC, triggers a green tone. This goes badly with a green screen , if the plan was to connect this to it) 

No, you need to check which battery model your camera is compatible with. 

I don't know about wavelengths. It blocks ultra violet light. The most noticeable effects are that A) it makes blue sky much darker at right angles to the sun and B) it will cut out reflections from the surface of water. 

Yes. The binoculars have adjustable rotating eyecups. Those who wear glasses will be more comfortable viewing with the shortened eyecups, while those who do not wear glasses usually prefer the longer eyecups.