Blue Light Glasses For Women Men and Kids
No matter what your styles are and how strong your Rx is, our huge selection of Blue Light blocking glasses will always meet your fashion needs while protecting your eyes.
No matter what your styles are and how strong your Rx is, our huge selection of Blue Light blocking glasses will always meet your fashion needs while protecting your eyes.
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Blue light is a color in the visible light spectrum. It's a short wavelength with the highest energy of all visible light. The natural blue light comes from the sun; and the artificial blue light comes from digital devices, such as computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones, and it also comes from lights like LED. Blue light can reach the back of the eye and cause damage to the retina — an important component of the eye that enables vision. The eyes cannot block this harmful light by itself, that's why blue light glasses are quite important.
If you spend most of the day in front of digital devices, you may suffer from blurry vision and fatigue, or constantly feel your eyes are dry. These things are all symptoms of digital eye strain. Blue light blocking glasses are designed to eliminate these symptoms of blue light exposure because they have crafted lenses that can block or filter out blue light. These lenses can help to reduce potential damage to your retina from prolonged exposure to blue light.
If you spend most of the day in front of digital devices, you may suffer from blurry vision and fatigue, or constantly feel your eyes are dry. These things are all symptoms of digital eye strain. Blue light blocking glasses are designed to eliminate these symptoms of blue light exposure because they have crafted lenses that can block or filter out blue light. These lenses can help to reduce potential damage to your retina from prolonged exposure to blue light.
Blue light blocking glasses from Payne Glasses are designed to filter out and protect your eyes from HEV blue light. It will make screen time a lot more comfortable and help reduce digital eye strain.
We recognize that fashion will always be a consideration when buying eyewear. We have made sure that the Blue Light Blocking filter on our lenses is as natural as possible, so that it is not noticeable during everyday use. Therefore, no matter what your style is or how strong your Rx is, our selection of Blue Light blocking glasses will always meet your fashion needs while protecting your eyes.
We recommend blue light blocking lenses for anyone who is using television, computer, or phone screens for an extended period of time each day, especially for children, whose eyes are still developing, and maybe put at risk by extended exposure to HEV Blue Light. Therefore, we strongly recommend parents to buy blue light glasses for kids. Here at Payne Glasses, you can find all protection glasses you want: whether it's reading glasses or computer glasses, or whether it's prescription blue light glasses or non-prescription blue light glasses.
We recommend blue light blocking lenses for anyone who is using television, computer, or phone screens for an extended period of time each day, especially for children, whose eyes are still developing, and maybe put at risk by extended exposure to HEV Blue Light. Therefore, we strongly recommend parents to buy blue light glasses for kids. Here at Payne Glasses, you can find all protection glasses you want: whether it's reading glasses or computer glasses, or whether it's prescription blue light glasses or non-prescription blue light glasses.
Avonlea Cat Eye
$27.90
Cresson Aviator
$21.90
Carrick Square
$18.90
Fleetwood Rectangle
$30.90
Peabody Square
$27.90
Athena Cat-Eye
$32.90
$28.91
Bexley Cat Eye
$32.90
Harriett Oval
$26.90
Cove Oval
$30.90
Rogan Square
$18.90
Cornwall Oval
$24.90
Hera Cat Eye
$21.90
Rochelle Cat Eye
$27.90
Katie square
$21.90
Hanover Oval
$21.90
Geary Rectangle
$37.90
Cyril Aviator
$24.90
Reno Square
$35.90
Barrington Rectangle
$30.90
Horace Rectangle
$35.90
Henderson Rectangle
$24.90
Candice Rectangle
$18.90
Salvatore Browline
$27.90
Belmont Rectangle
$24.90
Osmond Rectangle
$18.90
Ulysses Aviator
$18.90
Lodge Rectangle
$30.90
$27.31
Sanger Round
$30.90
Cheshire Rectangle
$56.90
Edward Aviator
$24.90
Sasha Classic Square
$27.90
Verden Rectangle
$24.90
Champ Round
$39.90
Alpine Oval
$18.90
Fletcher Oval
$18.90
Bravo Rectangle
$21.90
Laurel Rectangle
$21.90
Paxton Sports Goggles
$38.90
Dudley Oval
$27.90
Odyssey Oval
$18.90
Libby Oval
$18.90
Venetia Oval
$18.90
Lima Sports Goggles
$27.90
Cory Rectangle
$21.90
Amos Rectangle
$18.90
Fleetwood Rectangle
$34.85
Dwight Aviator
$22.85
Keota Cat Eye
$43.85
Charlie Oversized
$28.85
Malden Aviator
$39.85
Wisteria Oval
$22.85
Cromwell Square
$39.85
Siren Geometric
$34.85
Zemi Round
$25.85
Village Rectangle
$25.85
Hawley Geometric
$39.85
Lynn Cat-Eye
$25.85
Holstein Oval
$22.85
Mendoza Oval
$35.85
$32.06
Maple Oversized Oval
$25.85
Cranston Square
$31.85
Dwight Aviator
$22.85
Reno Square
$39.85
Windsor Rectangle
$22.85
Edward Aviator
$28.85
Montana Rectangle
$25.85
Barrington Rectangle
$34.85
Bernard Rimless
$34.85
Zen Square
$22.85
Bento Square
$28.85
Daniel Rectangle
$35.85
$32.06
Louie Square
$25.85
Wichita Rectangle
$22.85
Genesis Aviator
$31.85
$28.86
Hawk Rectangle
$25.85
Bravo Rectangle
$25.85
Verden Rectangle
$28.85
Ryder Round
$39.85
Paxton Sports Goggles
$42.85
Carma Oval
$25.85
Sanford Rectangle
$31.85
Jubilee Rectangle
$31.85
Alpine Oval
$22.85
Sasha Classic Square
$31.85
Radio Square
$28.85
Harmony Oval
$22.85
Cosmo Rectangle
$25.85
Cory Rectangle
$25.85
Allegra Oval
$22.85
Dagwood Round
$31.85
For Non-Prescription Blue Light Blocking glasses, you can simply click the button labeled "Blue Light Blocking Glasses " then select "Non-Prescription Glasses" from the pop-up window. Alternatively，click the button labeled "Non-Prescription (Plano) Glasses" then select "Clear" then choose "UPGRADE ".
For Prescription Blue Light Blocking glasses, click the button labeled “Blue Light Blocking Glasses (Non-Rx)” and choose "Prescription Glasses" from the pop-up window. If you have any more requirements, please click “More Lens Options?”, then you will see the rest of the lens options.
Blue light blocking glasses have filters in their lenses that block or absorb blue light. That means if you use these glasses when looking at a screen, especially after dark, they can help reduce exposure to blue light waves that can keep you awake and also help reduce eye strain. However, some people do claim blue light from digital devices does not cause eyestrain. The problems people complain about are simply caused by the overuse of digital devices.
Blue light is high energy light which can cause damage to eyes and skin after using digital devices all day. But using blue light blocking glasses is a safe move and can never hurt eyes unless you filter and block light incorrectly. But different blue light glasses may not filter out the same amount of blue light, the least expensive one might block the most amount of blue light. Even though blue light glasses don't filter out all blue light, they do reduce exposure to blue-violet rays by 80 percent or more.
According to optometry offices, adding blue light blocking to prescription glasses cost $40-$60 at LensCrafters and $47-$125 at Pearle Vision, with nonprescription blue light glasses starting around $99. At Payne Glasses, prescription blue light glasses start at $29.90, while non-prescription blue light glasses start at $13.99.
Study shows that overexposure to blue light due to screen media consumption can produce digital eye strain, headaches, and a lack of deep sleep in children. That's why it's quite important to get a pair of blue light glasses or computer glasses for your kids. Other than that, kids, in particular, can benefit from using blue light glasses. Because children may be at higher risk for blue light retinal damage than adults since children are still developing eyes so they may absorb more blue light than adults.
Computer glasses can also be called blue light blocking glasses because they are both used to block or filter out blue light, eliminate eye strain, and help you sleep better. However, computer glasses might absorb less blue light than blue light blocking glasses or might cause blurring at further viewing distances because they are designed for closer vision. Therefore if you are wearing glasses then blue light blocking glasses are the preferable method of protection.
Blue light blocking glasses have filters in their lenses that block or absorb blue light. That means if you use these glasses when looking at a screen, especially after dark, they can help reduce exposure to blue light waves that can keep you awake and also help reduce eye strain. However, some people do claim blue light from digital devices does not cause eyestrain. The problems people complain about are simply caused by the overuse of digital devices.
Blue light is high energy light which can cause damage to eyes and skin after using digital devices all day. But using blue light blocking glasses is a safe move and can never hurt eyes unless you filter and block light incorrectly. But different blue light glasses may not filter out the same amount of blue light, the least expensive one might block the most amount of blue light. Even though blue light glasses don't filter out all blue light, they do reduce exposure to blue-violet rays by 80 percent or more.
According to optometry offices, adding blue light blocking to prescription glasses cost $40-$60 at LensCrafters and $47-$125 at Pearle Vision, with nonprescription blue light glasses starting around $99. At Payne Glasses, prescription blue light glasses start at $29.90, while non-prescription blue light glasses start at $13.99.
Study shows that overexposure to blue light due to screen media consumption can produce digital eye strain, headaches, and a lack of deep sleep in children. That's why it's quite important to get a pair of blue light glasses or computer glasses for your kids. Other than that, kids, in particular, can benefit from using blue light glasses. Because children may be at higher risk for blue light retinal damage than adults since children are still developing eyes so they may absorb more blue light than adults.
Computer glasses can also be called blue light blocking glasses because they are both used to block or filter out blue light, eliminate eye strain, and help you sleep better. However, computer glasses might absorb less blue light than blue light blocking glasses or might cause blurring at further viewing distances because they are designed for closer vision. Therefore if you are wearing glasses then blue light blocking glasses are the preferable method of protection.