Eyes & Vision

Reduce exposure to artificial blue light from screens and indoor lighting with blue-light filtering glasses. Designed for Modern Screen Use YELLOWS are blue-light filtering glasses designed to help reduce exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) blue light produced by digital screens and modern LED lighting. Today we spend more time than ever indoors under artificial lighting and in front of phones, computers, TVs and tablets. Many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices during daily activities. Day YELLOWS – Balanced Blue Light Filtering Day YELLOWS feature a yellow lens designed to block approximately 85% of blue light. This level of filtering is intended for daytime indoor use, where some blue light exposure is still present. Day YELLOWS are suitable for: Computer and laptop use Phone and tablet use Indoor LED lighting environments Offices, classrooms and shops Travelling or working under artificial lighting Why Blue Light Filtering Glasses? Artificial light sources such as LED lighting, computer screens and smartphones emit significant amounts of blue light within the visible spectrum. Unlike UV light, which is mostly filtered by the eye before reaching deeper structures, a proportion of visible blue light can pass through the cornea and lens and reach the retina. Because modern lifestyles involve extended screen exposure, many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices or spending long periods under artificial lighting. Day and Night YELLOWS Explained Research suggests that different wavelengths of blue light may have different effects depending on the time of day. Day YELLOWS Yellow lenses Block around 85% of blue light Suitable for daytime indoor environments Night YELLOWS Orange lenses Block over 95% of blue light Often worn in the evening when using screens or artificial lighting When to Wear YELLOWS YELLOWS are designed to be worn: Around artificial lighting indoors When using phones, computers or tablets While watching TV or gaming During travel in brightly lit environments In offices, schools, shops and restaurants They are intended primarily for indoor artificial light environments, rather than outdoor daylight use. Suitable for Adults, Teens and Children Children today are exposed to more screen time and LED lighting than previous generations, which is why many parents choose blue-light filtering glasses for indoor device use. YELLOWS are available in a range of sizes for: Children Teens Adults Size Guide Size Lens Width Bridge Temple Width Lens Height Kids – Small 44 mm 16 mm 128 mm 123 mm 43 mm Kids – Regular 48 mm 17 mm 130 mm 128 mm 36 mm Small Adults / Teens 50 mm 17 mm 140 mm 136 mm 38 mm Adults – Regular 52 mm 18 mm 145 mm 137 mm 39 mm Adults – Large 55 mm 18 mm 145 mm 142 mm 42 mm Most adults will find Regular the best fit. Opticians or eyewear stores can usually make minor frame adjustments if required. Helpful Tips for Reducing Screen Eye Strain Alongside using blue-light filtering glasses, you can also: Take regular breaks from screens Use screen night-mode settings Reduce screen brightness in the evening Limit screen use before bedtime Spend time outdoors in natural daylight Important Information YELLOWS glasses are designed to help filter a proportion of blue light from screens and artificial indoor lighting. They are not a medical device and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. For concerns about vision or eye health, consult a qualified optician or healthcare professional.

Reduce exposure to artificial blue light from screens and indoor lighting with blue-light filtering glasses. Designed for Modern Screen Use YELLOWS are blue-light filtering glasses designed to help reduce exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) blue light produced by digital screens and modern LED lighting. Today we spend more time than ever indoors under artificial lighting and in front of phones, computers, TVs and tablets. Many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices during daily activities. Day YELLOWS – Balanced Blue Light Filtering Day YELLOWS feature a yellow lens designed to block approximately 85% of blue light. This level of filtering is intended for daytime indoor use, where some blue light exposure is still present. Day YELLOWS are suitable for: Computer and laptop use Phone and tablet use Indoor LED lighting environments Offices, classrooms and shops Travelling or working under artificial lighting Why Blue Light Filtering Glasses? Artificial light sources such as LED lighting, computer screens and smartphones emit significant amounts of blue light within the visible spectrum. Unlike UV light, which is mostly filtered by the eye before reaching deeper structures, a proportion of visible blue light can pass through the cornea and lens and reach the retina. Because modern lifestyles involve extended screen exposure, many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices or spending long periods under artificial lighting. Day and Night YELLOWS Explained Research suggests that different wavelengths of blue light may have different effects depending on the time of day. Day YELLOWS Yellow lenses Block around 85% of blue light Suitable for daytime indoor environments Night YELLOWS Orange lenses Block over 95% of blue light Often worn in the evening when using screens or artificial lighting When to Wear YELLOWS YELLOWS are designed to be worn: Around artificial lighting indoors When using phones, computers or tablets While watching TV or gaming During travel in brightly lit environments In offices, schools, shops and restaurants They are intended primarily for indoor artificial light environments, rather than outdoor daylight use. Suitable for Adults, Teens and Children Children today are exposed to more screen time and LED lighting than previous generations, which is why many parents choose blue-light filtering glasses for indoor device use. YELLOWS are available in a range of sizes for: Children Teens Adults Size Guide Size Lens Width Bridge Temple Width Lens Height Kids – Small 44 mm 16 mm 128 mm 123 mm 43 mm Kids – Regular 48 mm 17 mm 130 mm 128 mm 36 mm Small Adults / Teens 50 mm 17 mm 140 mm 136 mm 38 mm Adults – Regular 52 mm 18 mm 145 mm 137 mm 39 mm Adults – Large 55 mm 18 mm 145 mm 142 mm 42 mm Most adults will find Regular the best fit. Opticians or eyewear stores can usually make minor frame adjustments if required. Helpful Tips for Reducing Screen Eye Strain Alongside using blue-light filtering glasses, you can also: Take regular breaks from screens Use screen night-mode settings Reduce screen brightness in the evening Limit screen use before bedtime Spend time outdoors in natural daylight Important Information YELLOWS glasses are designed to help filter a proportion of blue light from screens and artificial indoor lighting. They are not a medical device and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. For concerns about vision or eye health, consult a qualified optician or healthcare professional.

Reduce exposure to artificial blue light from screens and indoor lighting with blue-light filtering glasses. Designed for Modern Screen Use YELLOWS are blue-light filtering glasses designed to help reduce exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) blue light produced by digital screens and modern LED lighting. Today we spend more time than ever indoors under artificial lighting and in front of phones, computers, TVs and tablets. Many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices during daily activities. Day YELLOWS – Balanced Blue Light Filtering Day YELLOWS feature a yellow lens designed to block approximately 85% of blue light. This level of filtering is intended for daytime indoor use, where some blue light exposure is still present. Day YELLOWS are suitable for: Computer and laptop use Phone and tablet use Indoor LED lighting environments Offices, classrooms and shops Travelling or working under artificial lighting Why Blue Light Filtering Glasses? Artificial light sources such as LED lighting, computer screens and smartphones emit significant amounts of blue light within the visible spectrum. Unlike UV light, which is mostly filtered by the eye before reaching deeper structures, a proportion of visible blue light can pass through the cornea and lens and reach the retina. Because modern lifestyles involve extended screen exposure, many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices or spending long periods under artificial lighting. Day and Night YELLOWS Explained Research suggests that different wavelengths of blue light may have different effects depending on the time of day. Day YELLOWS Yellow lenses Block around 85% of blue light Suitable for daytime indoor environments Night YELLOWS Orange lenses Block over 95% of blue light Often worn in the evening when using screens or artificial lighting When to Wear YELLOWS YELLOWS are designed to be worn: Around artificial lighting indoors When using phones, computers or tablets While watching TV or gaming During travel in brightly lit environments In offices, schools, shops and restaurants They are intended primarily for indoor artificial light environments, rather than outdoor daylight use. Suitable for Adults, Teens and Children Children today are exposed to more screen time and LED lighting than previous generations, which is why many parents choose blue-light filtering glasses for indoor device use. YELLOWS are available in a range of sizes for: Children Teens Adults Size Guide Size Lens Width Bridge Temple Width Lens Height Kids – Small 44 mm 16 mm 128 mm 123 mm 43 mm Kids – Regular 48 mm 17 mm 130 mm 128 mm 36 mm Small Adults / Teens 50 mm 17 mm 140 mm 136 mm 38 mm Adults – Regular 52 mm 18 mm 145 mm 137 mm 39 mm Adults – Large 55 mm 18 mm 145 mm 142 mm 42 mm Most adults will find Regular the best fit. Opticians or eyewear stores can usually make minor frame adjustments if required. Helpful Tips for Reducing Screen Eye Strain Alongside using blue-light filtering glasses, you can also: Take regular breaks from screens Use screen night-mode settings Reduce screen brightness in the evening Limit screen use before bedtime Spend time outdoors in natural daylight Important Information YELLOWS glasses are designed to help filter a proportion of blue light from screens and artificial indoor lighting. They are not a medical device and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. For concerns about vision or eye health, consult a qualified optician or healthcare professional.

Reduce exposure to artificial blue light from screens and indoor lighting with blue-light filtering glasses. Designed for Modern Screen Use YELLOWS are blue-light filtering glasses designed to help reduce exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) blue light produced by digital screens and modern LED lighting. Today we spend more time than ever indoors under artificial lighting and in front of phones, computers, TVs and tablets. Many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices during daily activities. Day YELLOWS – Balanced Blue Light Filtering Day YELLOWS feature a yellow lens designed to block approximately 85% of blue light. This level of filtering is intended for daytime indoor use, where some blue light exposure is still present. Day YELLOWS are suitable for: Computer and laptop use Phone and tablet use Indoor LED lighting environments Offices, classrooms and shops Travelling or working under artificial lighting Why Blue Light Filtering Glasses? Artificial light sources such as LED lighting, computer screens and smartphones emit significant amounts of blue light within the visible spectrum. Unlike UV light, which is mostly filtered by the eye before reaching deeper structures, a proportion of visible blue light can pass through the cornea and lens and reach the retina. Because modern lifestyles involve extended screen exposure, many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices or spending long periods under artificial lighting. Day and Night YELLOWS Explained Research suggests that different wavelengths of blue light may have different effects depending on the time of day. Day YELLOWS Yellow lenses Block around 85% of blue light Suitable for daytime indoor environments Night YELLOWS Orange lenses Block over 95% of blue light Often worn in the evening when using screens or artificial lighting When to Wear YELLOWS YELLOWS are designed to be worn: Around artificial lighting indoors When using phones, computers or tablets While watching TV or gaming During travel in brightly lit environments In offices, schools, shops and restaurants They are intended primarily for indoor artificial light environments, rather than outdoor daylight use. Suitable for Adults, Teens and Children Children today are exposed to more screen time and LED lighting than previous generations, which is why many parents choose blue-light filtering glasses for indoor device use. YELLOWS are available in a range of sizes for: Children Teens Adults Size Guide Size Lens Width Bridge Temple Width Lens Height Kids – Small 44 mm 16 mm 128 mm 123 mm 43 mm Kids – Regular 48 mm 17 mm 130 mm 128 mm 36 mm Small Adults / Teens 50 mm 17 mm 140 mm 136 mm 38 mm Adults – Regular 52 mm 18 mm 145 mm 137 mm 39 mm Adults – Large 55 mm 18 mm 145 mm 142 mm 42 mm Most adults will find Regular the best fit. Opticians or eyewear stores can usually make minor frame adjustments if required. Helpful Tips for Reducing Screen Eye Strain Alongside using blue-light filtering glasses, you can also: Take regular breaks from screens Use screen night-mode settings Reduce screen brightness in the evening Limit screen use before bedtime Spend time outdoors in natural daylight Important Information YELLOWS glasses are designed to help filter a proportion of blue light from screens and artificial indoor lighting. They are not a medical device and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. For concerns about vision or eye health, consult a qualified optician or healthcare professional.

Reduce exposure to artificial blue light from screens and indoor lighting with blue-light filtering glasses. Designed for Modern Screen Use YELLOWS are blue-light filtering glasses designed to help reduce exposure to high-energy visible (HEV) blue light produced by digital screens and modern LED lighting. Today we spend more time than ever indoors under artificial lighting and in front of phones, computers, TVs and tablets. Many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices during daily activities. Day YELLOWS – Balanced Blue Light Filtering Day YELLOWS feature a yellow lens designed to block approximately 85% of blue light. This level of filtering is intended for daytime indoor use, where some blue light exposure is still present. Day YELLOWS are suitable for: Computer and laptop use Phone and tablet use Indoor LED lighting environments Offices, classrooms and shops Travelling or working under artificial lighting Why Blue Light Filtering Glasses? Artificial light sources such as LED lighting, computer screens and smartphones emit significant amounts of blue light within the visible spectrum. Unlike UV light, which is mostly filtered by the eye before reaching deeper structures, a proportion of visible blue light can pass through the cornea and lens and reach the retina. Because modern lifestyles involve extended screen exposure, many people choose blue-light filtering glasses to help reduce glare and blue-light exposure when using digital devices or spending long periods under artificial lighting. Day and Night YELLOWS Explained Research suggests that different wavelengths of blue light may have different effects depending on the time of day. Day YELLOWS Yellow lenses Block around 85% of blue light Suitable for daytime indoor environments Night YELLOWS Orange lenses Block over 95% of blue light Often worn in the evening when using screens or artificial lighting When to Wear YELLOWS YELLOWS are designed to be worn: Around artificial lighting indoors When using phones, computers or tablets While watching TV or gaming During travel in brightly lit environments In offices, schools, shops and restaurants They are intended primarily for indoor artificial light environments, rather than outdoor daylight use. Suitable for Adults, Teens and Children Children today are exposed to more screen time and LED lighting than previous generations, which is why many parents choose blue-light filtering glasses for indoor device use. YELLOWS are available in a range of sizes for: Children Teens Adults Size Guide Size Lens Width Bridge Temple Width Lens Height Kids – Small 44 mm 16 mm 128 mm 123 mm 43 mm Kids – Regular 48 mm 17 mm 130 mm 128 mm 36 mm Small Adults / Teens 50 mm 17 mm 140 mm 136 mm 38 mm Adults – Regular 52 mm 18 mm 145 mm 137 mm 39 mm Adults – Large 55 mm 18 mm 145 mm 142 mm 42 mm Most adults will find Regular the best fit. Opticians or eyewear stores can usually make minor frame adjustments if required. Helpful Tips for Reducing Screen Eye Strain Alongside using blue-light filtering glasses, you can also: Take regular breaks from screens Use screen night-mode settings Reduce screen brightness in the evening Limit screen use before bedtime Spend time outdoors in natural daylight Important Information YELLOWS glasses are designed to help filter a proportion of blue light from screens and artificial indoor lighting. They are not a medical device and are not intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any medical condition. For concerns about vision or eye health, consult a qualified optician or healthcare professional.