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Why Transparent Blue Light Blocking Glasses Aren't Enough

Bottom line: Clear blue light glasses don't really work!

If you haven't noticed any changes in your eye fatigue or sleep problems even after wearing transparent blue light glasses,

The reason is simple.



Because clear blue light glasses do not block blue light!





Blocking vs. Filtering: The Truth About Blue Light Glasses

 

Blue light has a wavelength range from 400 nm to 500 nm .


The most harmful wavelengths are 440 nm to 500 nm .


However, the transparent blue light glasses commonly available on the market do not properly block blue light in this wavelength range.


Most transparent blue light Glasses only filter blue light, they don't completely block it .

Filtering is to filter out only a certain amount of light.

It does not completely block the harmful wavelength range of blue light.



 

Why don't clear blue light glasses work?

Clear blue light glasses do not block blue light above 420 nm.


Most only filter out 30% to 60% of blue light , still allowing most of the harmful blue light to pass through .


Therefore, it is not enough to solve the eye fatigue and sleep problems caused by blue light .


 

Principles of blue light blocking



To block blue light, harmful It must block 100% of blue light in the wavelength range of 400 nm to 550 nm .





For this , yellow or red You need a lens.

 


 






Luke Eye Day Lens

Completely blocks blue light of 400nm to 460nm to protect eye health during the day.



Luke Eye Night Lens

Blocks 100% of blue and green light between 400 nm and 550 nm to improve sleep quality at night.



To summarize,

Clear blue light glasses do not provide any real blue light blocking.

To completely block the harmful wavelength range of blue light, you need high-quality Luke Eye blue light blocking glasses, such as Day Lenses and Night Lenses.

To improve your eye health and sleep quality, check out Luke Eye Day & Night Lenses today!

 

Buy Luke Eye Day & Night Lenses

 


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