Swannies glasses have been specifically designed and verified to block all spectrums of blue light for increased melatonin production for optimal restful nights of restful restful slumber.
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Blue Light Blocking Glasses
Long periods spent staring at digital screens can cause eye strain, headaches and decreased sleep quality. To combat these side effects, wear blue light blocking glasses.
These glasses feature tinted lenses to block blue light and other forms of electromagnetic radiation, as well as providing some frames with prescription capabilities.
Computer Screen Glasses
Computer screen glasses (or blue light glasses) are specifically designed to reduce digital eye strain from electronic devices like smartphones, tablets, computers and televisions. Glasses with built-in blue light filters can significantly alleviate digital eye strain, headaches and fatigue from electronic screens such as smartphones, tablets, computers and televisions. The ideal glasses for computer use typically filter wavelengths of blue light between 380-495nm that have the most harmful impact on eyes; additionally they typically come equipped with anti-glare coating to cut back reflections and make it easier for focussing.
Your lifestyle may necessitate getting prescription computer screen glasses or non-prescription block blue light glasses tailored specifically for you, with your specific prescription and decentered pupillary distance in mind. This will ensure the most effective lenses to reduce digital eye strain as well as other conditions like dry eyes or overhead lighting glare. Nighttime computer glasses with orange or red tinted tint can help improve sleep patterns by blocking all blue light after sundown; thus preventing sleep disruption caused by overexposure to digital screens.
Smartphone Glasses
Smart glasses are revolutionizing technology as their commercialization becomes reality. These Android-powered glasses allow users to see what's before them with digital information displayed overlaid - much like what happens on smartphones screens.
Dependent upon their model, these devices can connect wirelessly with smartphones and other mobile devices via Bluetooth for easy control. Users can easily skip songs, change volume levels, answer phone calls or activate voice assistants without taking their phones out of their pockets - using touch controls conveniently located on their arm for adjusting settings.
As opposed to Google Glass Explorer's high price point of $1500, most smartphone-tethered smart glasses are relatively cost effective and popular among professionals who wish to stay connected without incurring large phone bill costs. Furthermore, phone-tethered smart glasses work seamlessly within existing IT infrastructures since they do not need their own dedicated mobile network; nonetheless they require an up-to-date version of Android OS in order to function optimally.
Nighttime Glasses
These glasses were specifically created for night driving to minimize glare from oncoming headlights and street lighting, as well as any reflective surfaces such as windshields or signs. Yellow tinting helps limit how much high-energy blue light reaches our eyes - thus decreasing glare and making driving safer.
Tinted blue light glasses may not always be appropriate for night driving conditions. Studies have revealed that tinted glasses may reduce headlight glare significantly while failing to enhance driving performance. Clear blue light glasses with anti-reflective coating may provide the better solution. These lenses can be used with any prescription and will not result in a noticeable reduction of contrast or clarity. Their anti-reflective coating also helps eliminate distracting halos, star bursts, or any glare caused by light reflecting off your windshield - an especially crucial benefit if you suffer from myopia (nearsightedness) since this condition increases difficulty seeing in low light conditions and can increase eye strain while driving at night.
Sunglasses
Sunglasses are used to protect eyes from harmful ultraviolet radiation and reduce glare. They typically feature plastic or metal frames with two darkened lenses designed to filter out light rays. Sunglasses may include prescription lenses that correct vision as well as non-prescription frames suited for those without vision problems.
The best sunglasses for blue light protection feature lenses that filter out blue, green and other short wavelengths to protect eyes from becoming fatigued or irritated. In addition, they should also offer scratch resistance and UV protection to decrease risk of eye damage or skin cancer from prolonged sunlight exposure.
Limit screen time at night as a key way of combatting blue light's detrimental effects, and ensure your circadian rhythm remains intact. Swannies glasses have been specifically designed and verified to block all spectrums of blue light for increased melatonin production for optimal restful nights of restful restful slumber.
