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Blue light filter

Easier on the eyes
at the screen.

Our blue light filter comes paired with our Premium Glare Free coating. Together they reflect away a portion of blue-violet light and cut glare from screens and LED lighting, for a more comfortable view on long digital days.

Man in black-rimmed eyeglasses working comfortably at a two-monitor desk
Paired with glare freeTwo screen-friendly coatings in one
Nearly clearNo yellow tint, just a faint surface reflection
Readers & RxOn clear readers, progressive and office lenses
Optician RecommendedFor anyone spending long hours at a screen
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The facts

What it does, and what it doesn’t

  • Filters a portion of blue-violet light. The coating reflects some of the shortest visible wavelengths before they reach your eyes.
  • Cuts glare. The built-in Premium Glare Free layer removes most reflections from screens and overhead lights, often the bigger comfort win.
  • Comfort, not a cure. Screens give off much less blue light than daylight, and research hasn’t shown that screen light damages the eyes. Many wearers simply find screens feel less harsh, especially in the evening.
  • Looks nearly clear. You may notice a faint blue or purple reflection on the lens surface at certain angles.
Screen comfort

Three ways to beat digital eye strain

Tired eyes at the screen mostly come from focusing up close for hours and blinking less. These help the most.

Rest your focus

Try 20-20-20

Every 20 minutes, look at something about 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

Right lens design

Go wide at the desk

If you wear progressives, office lenses widen the screen zone so your eyes and neck work less.

Less glare

Cut reflections

Our glare free coating, a screen at arm’s length and brightness that matches the room all help.

Pricing

Add the blue light filter

The filter is always paired with our Premium Glare Free coating. You’ll add it in the lens builder on the frame’s product page.

Readers

$90Complete

Clear readers with Premium Glare Free coating and blue light filter, +1.00 to +3.50.

Screen package

Prescription lenses

Starting at$70

Adds Premium Glare Free coating plus the blue light filter to your prescription lenses.

  • Plastic, polycarbonate and high index

Pricing for other lens designs is shown in the lens builder. The blue light filter isn’t offered with Transitions® or polarized lenses; Transitions® filter some blue-violet light on their own.

Licensed opticiansReal opticians available Monday to Friday, 10 AM to 6 PM ET.
Vision supportPost-purchase help with vision-related issues, including prescription adjustments.
1-year frame warrantyEvery frame is covered against manufacturer defects as an authorized dealer.
Insurance & HSA/FSAUse your vision benefits or pre-tax health dollars on your order.
Questions

Before you order

Not sure you need it? Our opticians will give you a straight answer. Call 803-801-2020, Mon–Fri, 10 AM to 6 PM ET.

Will my lenses look yellow?

No. Our filter is a coating, so the lenses look nearly clear. You may see a faint blue or purple reflection on the surface at some angles.

Do I need it if I don’t use screens much?

Probably not. Our Premium Glare Free coating on its own is a great everyday choice.

Will it help me sleep?

Bright light in the evening, including blue light, can affect when you feel sleepy, but a lens filter reduces only part of it. Dimming screens and using night mode in the evening help too.

Can I add it to Transitions® or polarized lenses?

No. It’s offered on clear lenses only. Transitions® lenses filter some blue-violet light on their own, indoors and out.

Can I use vision insurance or HSA/FSA?

Make long screen days easier.

Questions? Call 803-801-2020, Mon–Fri 10 AM to 6 PM ET.

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