Blue light is a part of visible light with short wavelengths (~400–500nm). It’s high-energy and comes from both natural (sunlight) and artificial sources (LED lights, phone and computer screens). While daytime exposure to natural blue light is healthy, too much artificial blue light—especially at night—may cause digital eye strain, headaches, and even affect your sleep cycle. Blue light glasses use special coatings and lens materials to filter high-energy wavelengths before they reach your eyes. They reduce glare, improve comfort, and can make long hours at a screen more manageable. Light protection for casual screen users. Minimal tint with everyday comfort. Stronger filtering, perfect for students and professionals who work long hours. Maximum protection—ideal for gamers and late-night users. Yes, they filter high-energy blue-violet wavelengths that can contribute to eye strain and discomfort. Most blue light lenses have a subtle warm tint, but colours remain natural for everyday use. Yes. Blue light protection can be added to prescription and non-prescription lenses. Yes, but if children have persistent symptoms, consult an eye-care professional. Do Blue Light Glasses Really Work?
1. What is Blue Light?
2. How Do Blue Light Glasses Work?
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4. Real Benefits of Blue Light Glasses
5. When Should You Wear Them?
6. Frequently Asked Questions
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