VMJFBJ Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Computer Use 👓
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Product description
This slim pair of blue light blocking glasses from VMJFBJ helps reduce eye strain during long screen sessions and supports better sleep by filtering harmful wavelengths. Designed for both men and women, the lightweight frames sit comfortably for work, gaming and evening use while offering a tinted lens that the manufacturer says cuts problematic blue light exposure.
Key Points
The frames weigh about 25 g, making them barely noticeable during extended wear and useful for people who spend hours at a monitor. According to the manufacturer, the lenses block up to 99% of blue light in the 385–445 nm range while still allowing beneficial light to pass through. The square, timeless frame is practical for a range of face shapes and works as everyday eyewear as well as a computer accessory. Consider that tinted lenses may slightly alter colour perception, which might not suit tasks that require precise colour matching.
Technical Specifications
- Name: VMJFBJ Blue Light Blocking Glasses
- Weight: 25 g
- Blue light blocking: 99% (385–445 nm) according to the manufacturer
- Lens type: tinted filter with absorption plus coating
- Frame material: plastic
Benefits
These glasses aim to reduce visual fatigue and the blurry vision or headaches that can follow prolonged screen use. The reduced exposure to high-energy blue light may favour natural melatonin production in the evening and help you get to sleep more quickly. The lightweight construction reduces pressure on the bridge and temples so you can wear them through long working days or extended gaming sessions without significant discomfort.
Usage Recommendations
Use them during daytime computer work to lower cumulative screen exposure, and switch to them in the evening if you want to limit blue light before bedtime. For tasks requiring accurate colour discrimination, remove the tinted lenses or use colour-calibrated equipment, since the tint can shift hues slightly. If you notice persistent headaches or visual issues despite using blue light glasses, consider an eye examination to rule out other causes.
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Description:
This slim pair of blue light blocking glasses from VMJFBJ helps reduce eye strain during long screen sessions and supports better sleep by filtering harmful wavelengths. Designed for both men and women, the lightweight frames sit comfortably for work, gaming and evening use while offering a tinted lens that the manufacturer says cuts problematic blue light exposure.
Key Points
The frames weigh about 25 g, making them barely noticeable during extended wear and useful for people who spend hours at a monitor. According to the manufacturer, the lenses block up to 99% of blue light in the 385–445 nm range while still allowing beneficial light to pass through. The square, timeless frame is practical for a range of face shapes and works as everyday eyewear as well as a computer accessory. Consider that tinted lenses may slightly alter colour perception, which might not suit tasks that require precise colour matching.
Technical Specifications
- Name: VMJFBJ Blue Light Blocking Glasses
- Weight: 25 g
- Blue light blocking: 99% (385–445 nm) according to the manufacturer
- Lens type: tinted filter with absorption plus coating
- Frame material: plastic
Benefits
These glasses aim to reduce visual fatigue and the blurry vision or headaches that can follow prolonged screen use. The reduced exposure to high-energy blue light may favour natural melatonin production in the evening and help you get to sleep more quickly. The lightweight construction reduces pressure on the bridge and temples so you can wear them through long working days or extended gaming sessions without significant discomfort.
Usage Recommendations
Use them during daytime computer work to lower cumulative screen exposure, and switch to them in the evening if you want to limit blue light before bedtime. For tasks requiring accurate colour discrimination, remove the tinted lenses or use colour-calibrated equipment, since the tint can shift hues slightly. If you notice persistent headaches or visual issues despite using blue light glasses, consider an eye examination to rule out other causes.
