FAQ

Q: How long does it take to get my order?

A: The order will be processed within 2-3 days and can take between 5-10 business days.

Q: What is blue light?

A:Blue light is everywhere. It’s found in the sun’s rays and is emitted from the fluorescent lighting and screens of electronic devices. 

The sun contains all colors of light, including red, orange, green, and blue. Each of these colors emits different energy levels. Red light, for example, has longer wavelengths and less energy. Blue light, on the other end of the spectrum, has shorter wavelengths and more energy.

While you get most of your exposure to blue light from the sun when outside, people are now getting more exposure than ever when they’re inside — from their screens. This excessive exposure to blue light has some eye health professionals worried.

Q: Why should you buy our blue light glasses?

A: More and more, work and social life revolve around looking at a screen for multiple hours every day. To combat the effects of too much blue light exposure you should consider wearing our blue light glasses.

Q: Do you get better sleep?

A: In the same way a walk outside in the sunlight can help you feel alert; spending time on a screen before bed can also make you feel alert. Short wavelengths delay release of melatonin, a sleep-inducing hormone that naturally starts releasing into your system a couple of hours before bedtime. 

Using a tablet or other type of screen before bed can delay this release, making it harder to fall asleep right away. If you’re unable to turn off your device an hour or two before bed, as sleep experts recommend, using blue light glasses may help you sleep better.

Q: Does blue light cause eye strain?

A: Looking at a screen all day can make you feel stressed, or you may experience eye and muscle strain. Ergonomic adjustments can help reduce the muscle issues associated with sitting at a desk and looking at a screen all day. Blue light blocking glasses can help reduce eye strain. 

Blue light can make it difficult to focus on the screen, making your eyes strain to concentrate. Blue light glasses help increase contrast on your screen, making it easier to focus and subsequently reduce eye strain.

Q: Will you get fewer headaches by wearing blue light glasses?

A: Light, especially blue light, can trigger migraines and exacerbate headache pain. Blocking blue light with special glasses may reduce migraine attacks and reduce headaches and headache pain.

Q: Will wearing blue light glasses reduce your risk of getting eye diseases?

A: Your cornea and eye lens are good at blocking out harmful UV light from reaching the retina. However, they can’t block blue light. Damage to the retina can increase your risk of developing macular degeneration, which is a leading cause of blindness.

Blue light can penetrate your retina and possibly lead to macular degeneration-like symptoms and may increase your risk of developing cataracts. Wearing protection can help prevent this.