Blue Light Glasses

Who is it recommended for?

They are perfect for people who spend long periods of time in front of the computer, television, or mobile phone. But this doesn't mean it doesn't have the same benefits for those who aren't exposed to its effects for as long.

What is blue light?

Nowadays, we live surrounded by screens that emit this type of light, and we ask ourselves many questions about it: How do these light sources affect our eyes? Is it dangerous to our health? Should we protect ourselves from it? In the case of sunlight, the best solution is to use sunglasses, but what about blue light?

The concept known as blue light comes from the luminous range or color of its emission. Unlike "white" light, which corresponds to the sum of the infinite wavelengths and emissions that our eyes receive, blue light corresponds to a small part of it. Specifically, 25%. This is the type of emission produced by the LED screens of electronic devices we use in our daily lives.

Benefits of using blue light glasses for computers

There are many reasons to use this type of glasses. And in addition to adding a unique touch to your look thanks to all the possibilities they offer, they'll protect your eyes completely. Here are some of the most important benefits of blue light glasses:

Your concentration will improve

What are the risks of overexposure to blue light?

In the digital age we live in, we are constantly surrounded by screens: Cell phones, tablets, computers, and televisions. These devices emit blue light, which, if overexposed, can pose some risks to our eye health. It's important to take steps to protect our eyes from the potential negative effects. The most common risks we may encounter are:

Long-Term Eye Health Impact: Some research suggests that chronic exposure to blue light may be linked to the development of long-term eye problems, such as age-related macular degeneration. Although studies are still ongoing and no definitive conclusion has been reached, it's wise to take steps to protect our eyes.

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Choosing a frame shape and size

Start with frame width, bridge size and temple length. Measurements from a pair that already fits well are more useful than choosing solely by face shape. The bridge should sit securely without slipping, and the temples should not press against the sides of your head.

Compare the blue light filter glasses for men and blue light filter glasses for women. Some designs appear in both selections. The category helps you browse, but the fit depends on the frame dimensions and construction rather than the gender label.

Blue Block and photochromic lenses are different features

A blue light filter and a lens that changes tint are not the same thing. Some designs in this collection combine Blue Block with photochromic lenses, which change tint with lighting conditions. Having a Blue Block filter does not by itself mean that the lens changes tint.

If you want that adaptation between environments, compare the photochromic glasses. Check blue light filtering, UV protection and lens category separately. None of these specifications should be inferred simply from the Blue Block name or the colour of a lens.