Blue Light Eyeglasses, Eye Care Doctors, Prescription Eye Exam (2024)

BLUE LIGHT PROTECTION

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Blue Light lenses offer protection against blue light - and a true color experience.
The most technologically advanced lenses you can get, Bluelight Protection Lenses offer the ultimate in visual performance and protection for those who know and demand the best. You only get one set of eyes. And Blue Light Protection Lenses are the only lenses you’ll ever need for a lifetime of improved contrast, acuity, depth and color perception. Committed to the lifelong preservation of your vision, Blue Light Protection Lenses specializes in bringing revolutionary science-based technology to those demanding the ultimate in visual performance, comfort, and safety.

When you stare at a screen for hours at a time,
whether it is a computer, TV, cellphone or tablet,
you are exposed to blue light from the device.

Blue Light Protection lenses are not a coating that can scratch or wear off, and these highly advanced lenses are infused with pigments and dyes to mimic the way your eye naturally protects itself against blue light.

• The most near-clear protection against blue-light emitted by digital devices, artificial light; all without distorting color

• Filters harmful wavelengths known to be associated with digital eyestrain, headaches and sleeplessness

• Proprietary treatment infused into the lens-not a coating that can scratch off or wear off.

Blue Light Lenses provide protection from
UV Rays and harmful high-energy blue
light WITHOUT distorting color.

The most technologically advanced lenses on the market. They’re durable, comfortable, and safe.
Give your eyes the relaxation they deserve! Blue Light Lenses provide protection from sources of harmful high-energy blue light, such as harsh fluorescent lighting, computer screens and personal electronics, while also giving you soothing vision. These Lenses fit your lifestyle and any frame. Protect and ease the everyday strain on your eyes.

Who is most at risk?
Digital Device users, contact lens wearers, post-operation cataract patients and those exposed to light at night. Children and youths who are digital device users, and tend to hold their devices closer to their eyes are especially at risk.

Is there good blue light?
Not at night. According to Harvard researchers, even dim light can interfere with a person's circadian rhythm and melatonin secretion. "A level of brightness of about twice that of a night light has an effect".

Prolonged exposure to blue light may permanently damage the human eye. Experts have been aware for some time that UV light can potentially damage biological tissue.

Protect yourself from the damaging UV rays and high-energy blue light!Wear Blue Light protection lenses and experience the ultimate in visual performance and protection. See everything in high-definition – improved visual acuity, better color perception, reduced glare, and a unique lens technology gives you the outdoor protection you need and the durability to last a lifetime.

Blue Light Eyeglasses, Eye Care Doctors, Prescription Eye Exam (2024)

FAQs

Do blue light glasses count as prescription? ›

These lenses are designed to reduce exposure to blue-violet light from the sun. They're available for prescription and non-prescription glasses.

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What do eye doctors think about blue light glasses? ›

The American Academy of Ophthalmology does not recommend blue light-blocking glasses because of the lack of scientific evidence that blue light is damaging to the eyes.

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Do I need a different prescription for computer glasses? ›

Most people's computer screens are set up roughly two feet away from their face, but the exact distance will vary from person to person. That's why glasses for computer use are typically a custom prescription—to provide the best possible viewing experience for each person's needs.

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What's the difference between prescription blue light glasses? ›

Blue light prescription glasses and non prescription blue light glasses are essentially the same. The only difference between them is the fact that one has a built-in prescription, while the other ones are non prescription, sometimes referred to as planos.

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How much does it cost to add blue light to glasses? ›

The average range: Between $20 and $150. If you want corrective lenses too, then expect to add at least $100 to this price range.

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Is it bad to wear blue light glasses when not looking at a screen? ›

With that said, blue light glasses are fine to be worn even when you're not exposed to digital screens (which is rare these days). As stated before, a blue light coating can only help you — wearing blue light glasses all the time won't hurt your eyes.

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Does blue light glasses help with astigmatism? ›

Blue light blocking lenses

In fact, excessive screen time can even cause digital eye strain, particularly for those with uncorrected astigmatism. Fortunately, blue light blocking lenses can alleviate this discomfort, and make working on your laptop or texting on your phone much more enjoyable.

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Are there any benefits to blue light glasses? ›

By wearing blue-light-blocking glasses, people can reduce eye strain, eye damage, and sleep disturbances. Blue light blocking glasses haven't been the subject of much research, but some studies indicate that they may: Preserve macular health. Enhance visual performance.

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