Blue Light Glasses

Protect your eyes during prolonged screen time

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Blue light glasses are frames with lenses specially designed to block blue light emitted from digital screens from reaching the eyes. These lenses help reduce the harmful effects of blue light on the eyes by filtering the rays and preventing potential damage. Whether you spend long hours working on computers, scrolling through your mobile phone or sitting in front of TV screens, blue light filter glasses can help reduce digital eye strain. They block some of the High Energy Visible (HEV) light from modern devices, making it a comfortable visual experience for the wearer. Read more

Our range of blue light blocking glasses

-60%

4.5

Feel Good Collection

£20.00 £8.00

Brooke 51 Shiny Black

-25%

4.5

Feel Good Collection

£20.00 £15.00

Mimi 49 Tortoise

+ Free Pair

Feel Good Collection

£35.00

Meadow M30 Matte Black Grey 54

-17%

4.5

Ray-Ban

£89.00 £74.00

Wayfarer Ease RX4340V 2000 50 Black

-5%

4.5

Oakley

£76.00 £72.00

Holbrook RX 0OX8156 01 Satin Black 56

-27%

Superdry

£55.00 £40.00

SDO Keijo 104 Black

+ Free Pair

4.5

Feel Good Collection

£35.00

Alba Tortoise

-33%

4.5

Feel Good Collection

£12.00 £8.00

Gabriel 48 Shiny Black

-68%

4.5

Feel Good Collection

£25.00 £8.00

Briar 49 Shiny Black

-11%

4.5

Ray-Ban

£71.00 £63.00

Erika RX7046 5365 Rubber Havana

-11%

Oakley

£79.00 £70.00

Overhead OX8060 02 57 Satin Grey Smoke

+ Free Pair

Feel Good Collection

£35.00

June Blue Tortoise 51

+ Free Pair

Feel Good Collection

£35.00

Mindy 51 Black

Victoria Beckham

£167.00

VB1010 WR9 Brown Havana 52

Victoria Beckham

£174.00

VB 1012 EPZ Yellow Havana 54

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Blue light glasses benefits

Blue light blocking glasses offer multiple benefits, including:

Reduction in
glare

Less digital
eye strain

Enhanced visual
comfort

100% UVA/B
protection

Better sleep
quality

Wide variety
of styles

How blue light glasses work

If you’re wondering do blue light glasses work or not, let’s understand the science behind them. Blue rays emitted from digital devices are high-energy and have the shortest wavelengths, causing the light to scatter into other directions and resulting in visual fatigue. Utilising advanced lens technology, blue light blocking glasses filter out the wavelengths that are most disruptive to the eyes, ensuring optimum comfort during long hours of screen use.

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When you should wear blue light glasses

You should wear blue light glasses while using digital devices, especially during prolonged periods.

At work

If you spend most of your day working on computers, you could benefit from blue light filter glasses. They won’t just protect your eyes from harmful blue light; anti-glare on eyeglasses can also make it easier to work in the office, as they prevent the reflections of the computer screen and overhead lights from bouncing back, ensuring maximum visual comfort.

At home

You may be at rest, but your eyes are never. From browsing the web to using social media and watching television to enjoying games, they are always working. Ensure they are less strained with blue light blocking glasses.

Outdoor

In this digitally advanced world, nobody can stay away from phones or tablets, even when outdoors. Whether you’re texting, searching for directions, using social media or shopping online, it’s always necessary to keep a pair of blue light blocking glasses handy for added comfort.

What to look for while purchasing blue light blocking glasses

While purchasing blue light blocking glasses, be mindful of the following:

Adequate fit

Whether buying blue light blocking glasses with or without a prescription, always ensure they are lightweight and sit comfortably on your nose, so they stay in place without falling off or slipping.

Lens coatings

As we offer different packages with various lens coatings, such as hydrophobic, anti-reflection and scratch-resistant, make sure to add those coatings to your blue light glasses that are appropriate for your lifestyle and help provide better protection to the lenses.

Style

Irrespective of whether you choose plastic, titanium, metal or acetate frames, it doesn’t affect their ability to filter blue rays. However, make sure to select frames with bigger lenses so that they can block more blue light emitted from digital screens.

Learn more about blue light filter glasses here in our YouTube Video

How to shop blue light glasses from Feel Good Contacts

Here are six simple steps to shop blue light blocking glasses from Feel Good Contacts:

Select your favourite frames.

Choose the purpose of your glasses.

Provide your prescription details or send them later.

Select Blue Light / Digital Protection lenses.

Choose your preferred package and coatings.

Complete your order by paying at the checkout.

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Frequently asked questions

What is blue light?

Blue light is one of the many lights in the light spectrum, with high energy levels and a short wavelength. A range of light sources emits different levels of blue light, the sun being the largest. However, in recent times, blue light has become infamous because of its association with digital screens, such as computers, smartphones, tablets and televisions, and has raised concerns about its long-term effects on the health of the eyes.

What does blue light do to your eyes?

Blue light can easily penetrate your eyes, owing to its short wavelength. This implies that most visible blue light rays can pass through the cornea, lens and then to the retina. Many experts believe that too much exposure to blue light can potentially damage the light-sensitive cells available in the retina.

Do blue light glasses work?

Yes, blue light blocking glasses play an effective role in limiting the amount of blue light that can enter the eyes. However, there has been no concrete evidence that they can negate the harmful effects on the eyes from exposure to blue light.

Do I need a prescription for blue light blocking glasses?

No, you don’t need a prescription for blue light filter glasses. They’re available in both non-prescription and prescription lenses to be used by anyone who wants to minimise digital eye strain.

Why should I buy blue light filter glasses?

Blue light filter glasses can help reduce digital eye strain and improve visual comfort. Therefore, they are a worthy investment for people who use screens for long hours every day.

Meet our expert / Endorsed by

Khuram Sarwar

Khuram Sarwar, Dispensing Optician

Khuram Sarwar is a qualified Dispensing Optician at Feel Good Contacts and a member of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO). Khuram is registered with the General Optical Council (GOC) and adheres to their guidelines. He graduated and qualified in 2016 from Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) College as a Dispensing Optician, before going on to achieve a BSc (Hons) in Ophthalmic Dispensing from Canterbury Christ Church University. With 13 years of experience under his belt, Khuram has worked with some of the industry’s leading players in contact lenses and glasses.

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