You’ve probably seen and heard of lenses on glasses that have a blue light filter that are supposed to be good for alleviating eye strain and are ‘better for your eyes’. You’re on the fence about whether this is true or not, because you don’t know too much about it, and wondering whether it’s just another gimmick to lure us in to spend more money on our glasses.
You see, vision problems are unfortunately one of the hazards of too much time spent staring at your computer screen all day. This is especially true nowadays as we use not only screens at our desk, but at our tablets and screens on our smart phones. The pitfalls can be eye ‘strain’, dry or red eyes, blurred vision, headaches, back and neck pain due to bad posture looking at the screen, and general fatigue. We just don’t realize the impact of using our digital devises for hours at a time.

There are things we can do in terms of reducing strain, including taking short breaks from the computer to give your eyes a chance to relax and making sure your computer isn’t sitting at an angle or height that would exacerbate the situation, however having an aid which is permanently on your glasses to dramatically reduce glare on screens is a must!

Glasses which hold a specific purpose, are meant to optimize your eyesight when you’re looking at screens, by reducing glare, increasing contract, and maximizing what we see through the lenses. This of course would allow us to stare at the screen for much longer periods without experiencing strain. The main features in these glasses will be an Anti-Reflective coating to reduce glare bouncing off our screens.