Classic Square Blue light glasses 98%
Classic Square Blue light glasses 98%
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Blocks up to 100% of blue light
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Premium acetate frame, feather light
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Free worldwide shipping
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5,000+ Satisfied Customers
Specifications
The lens blocks up to 100 percent of blue light in the melatonin range, 400 to 500 nanometers. Frame in lightweight acetate. Every pair ships with a hard case, a soft pouch and a cleaning cloth.
Who it is for
Anyone who looks at screens after sunset and wants to fall asleep faster. Ideal if you work late, scroll in bed, or wake up feeling like you never really rested.
Core benefits
Calmer evenings, easier sleep onset, and mornings that feel like mornings again. Wear them 1 to 2 hours before bed.
Shipping and returns
Free worldwide shipping. Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. If they do not improve your sleep, you have 30 nights to send them back for a full refund.
Why 100 percent actually matters
Blocks the right band
Most glasses filter a little blue across the whole spectrum. The Sleep Lens removes the 400 to 500 nanometer range, the exact band that suppresses melatonin.
Made for the evening
A deep amber tint tuned for the last hours of the day, when your body is trying to wind down and any bright blue light sets it back.
Comfort for hours
A lightweight acetate frame that sits light on your face, so you can wear it through a whole evening and forget it is there.
Backed by science
Light around 460 nanometers is the strongest trigger for melatonin suppression. Remove it at night and your body prepares for sleep on its own.
Your brain does not know the sun has set.
Blue light from screens and LED bulbs tells your brain it is still daytime, so it holds back the melatonin that should be rising. The result is a body that stays alert exactly when it should be slowing down.
The pineal gland produces melatonin, the hormone that starts your sleep.

What you need to know
The Sleep Lens
Everything worth knowing before your first night:
How much blue light does it block?
The Sleep Lens blocks up to 100 percent of blue light in the melatonin range, 400 to 500 nanometers. That is the band that keeps you awake at night.
How is this different from cheap blue light glasses?
Most filter around 20 percent across the whole spectrum and call it done. Ours targets the exact wavelengths tied to melatonin and removes nearly all of them.
Which lens should I choose?
Sleep Lens for the last hour before bed. Relax Lens for the evening after dinner. Focus Lens for daytime screen work.
When will I feel a difference?
Most people notice a calmer wind down on the very first night. Give it a week of wearing them before bed and the routine sets in.
The science behind the shift
Screens keep emitting a daytime spectrum after sunset. Your evening routine still receives the full range of visible light.
1-2 hours before bed. Fall asleep easier. That's the routine.

Your signal to wind down. Blocks up to 100 percent of the light that keeps your body alert after sunset. Put them on in the last hour before bed.

For the evening hours. Filters 98 percent of blue light so you can enjoy screens and unwind without keeping your brain switched on.

For daytime screen work. Filters 75 percent of harsh blue light to ease eye strain while keeping colors natural and true.
What happens when your body gets the signal right. One simple routine, one change, and better sleep follows.
Fall asleep faster
Melatonin rises on time
Aligned circadian rhythm
Reset your internal clock
Boost melatonin
Block the wavelengths that suppress it
Wake up restored
Mornings feel like mornings
Sustained focus
Eyes stop working overtime
Less strain
Fewer headaches from screens
Natural relaxation
Your body gets the signal it is night. Melatonin rises on cue, and falling asleep gets easier.
Sharper mornings
Wake up clear headed, with no caffeine rescue needed.
Less strain, more focus
Six hours at the screen and no headache building.
Your brain does not know the sun has set.
Blue light from screens and LED bulbs tells your brain it is still daytime, so it holds back the melatonin that should be rising. The result is a body that stays alert exactly when it should be slowing down.
The pineal gland produces melatonin, the hormone that starts your sleep.

Not all lenses are the same
You have questions?
We have answers.
If you are comparing blue light glasses, these are the things that actually matter.
What exactly is this?
A pair of blue light glasses built around a lens that blocks up to 100 percent of the blue light tied to melatonin. You wear them in the hours before bed so your body can wind down on time.
Who is it for?
Anyone who uses screens after sunset and wants to fall asleep faster. It matters most if you work late, scroll in bed, or wake up feeling like you never rested.
Which lens do I need?
Three lenses for three moments. Sleep Lens at 100 percent for the last hour before bed. Relax Lens at 98 percent for the evening after dinner. Focus Lens at 75 percent for daytime screen work.
Will the tint bother me?
The evening lenses use a warm amber tone made for low light. The daytime Focus Lens is nearly clear and keeps colors natural on screen.
When do I wear them?
Put the Sleep Lens on 60 to 90 minutes before bed, during screens, reading or winding down. Wear the daytime lens any time you are working on a screen.
Do they actually work?
Blue light around 460 nanometers is the strongest suppressor of melatonin. Block it in the evening and your body starts preparing for sleep the way it was built to.
How long does shipping take?
Free worldwide shipping with no minimum. Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days.
What if they are not for me?
You get 30 nights. If your sleep does not improve, email us and we will refund you in full.



