Transparent Anti Blue Light Computer Glasses Round for Women

Long hours in front of a screen

Most of us now spend the working day looking at a lit screen and the evening looking at a smaller one. Natural blue light from the sun is part of how we function; hours of artificial blue light indoors is a newer thing, and it is associated with tired eyes and disrupted sleep patterns.

These are the simplest answer: round frames, clear lenses, and blue-light-blocking built into the lens material.

Clear lenses, not yellow ones

The blue-light filtering is an HEV-absorbing substrate rather than a surface tint, so the lenses stay clear and colours look normal through them. That matters if you do anything where colour accuracy counts — and it matters even if you do not, because amber lenses make everything on the screen look wrong. They also carry UV400, blocking UVA and UVB.

Hard-coated, because they live on a desk

A hard protective coating makes the lenses scratch and impact resistant, which is what a pair of glasses that gets put down face-first on a desk twenty times a day actually needs.

Five frames

Translucent pink, blue or grey if you want the frame to read as a tint, or matte and glossy black if you want it to disappear. Same round shape and slim rim across all five.

One thing to be clear about

These are non-prescription. The lenses filter, they do not correct — so if you already wear glasses to see the screen, these are not a replacement for them.

Specifications

• Lenses: clear, HEV-absorbing substrate
• UV: UV400
• Coating: hard coat, scratch and impact resistant
• Prescription: none — plano lenses
• Frame: round, slim rim, straight arms
• Colours: translucent pink, blue or grey; matte or glossy black
• In the box: one pair of glasses

Not a substitute for an eye test. Persistent eye strain, headaches or blurred vision are worth taking to an optometrist rather than treating with eyewear bought online.