Prescription Glasses

Our proprietary Blue Light filtering lenses + your prescription = an unbeatable pair of glasses.

Prescription Glasses

Our proprietary Blue Light filtering lenses + your prescription = an unbeatable pair of glasses.

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Better than the rest. 15X better, in fact.

We’re cutting through false claims, poor quality add-on coatings, and ineffective dyes that “block” Blue Light. Instead, our proprietary Blue Light filtering solution is fully infused within the lens material, allowing us to filter 15X more of the most important Blue Light. When we say our computer eyewear does more, we mean it.

A chart that has filtration measured in % on the X axis and Bluelight wavelength measured in nanonmeters on the Y axis. It points out that Felix Gray is 15x more effect at at 455nm by filtering almost 30%

Why is it important to filter Blue Light?

With smartphone, tablet, television, and computer usage becoming a standard part of our daily lives, the risk of overexposure to Blue Light can be a concern. Overexposure to Blue Light can negatively impact your health in the following ways:

DIGITAL EYE STRAIN

Because Blue Light scatters more easily, images can appear lower in contrast. This lower contrast can cause eye strain and dry or irritated eyes when viewing a screen for extended periods of time.

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DISRUPTED SLEEP PATTERNS

While Blue Light in small doses can be beneficial during the day, too much Blue Light during the night may disrupt your body’s natural circadian rhythm and make it difficult to fall asleep and stay asleep. Blue Light suppresses melatonin secretion, a hormone required to regulate your sleep at night.

EYE DAMAGE

Some studies have evidence to suggest a link between Blue Light and damage to the retina, which could be tied to macular degeneration. However, studies are still too early and inconclusive to prove definitively..