Digital screens disrupt your natural sleep hormones, leaving you restless. These advanced lenses block harmful light to restore deep, restorative rest.
Blocks 99% Blue Light
Natural Melatonin Support
Feather-Light Comfort
Reduces Digital Strain
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Reclaim Your Natural Sleep Cycle
First Benefit
Total Light Block
Filters 99% of sleep-disrupting blue and green light.
Second Benefit
Boost Melatonin
Naturally trigger sleepiness without using supplements.
Third Benefit
Instant Eye Relief
Eliminate digital strain and evening headaches instantly.
While others only filter partial blue light, our lenses block 99% of both blue and green wavelengths to naturally optimize your circadian rhythm and ensure deep, restorative sleep.
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Blocks Blue & Green
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99% Light Filter
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Standard clear lenses only filter a small fraction of blue light, which isn't enough to protect your sleep. These deep red lenses block 99% of both blue and green light, the specific wavelengths that disrupt your melatonin, ensuring your brain truly prepares for deep, restorative rest.
For optimal results, we recommend putting them on 2 to 3 hours before you plan to sleep. This creates a digital sunset for your brain, allowing your body to naturally increase melatonin production so you feel tired and ready for bed exactly when you should every night.
Not at all. We’ve designed these with feather-light, durable frames and integrated anti-slip technology to ensure they stay secure without pressure. They are so comfortable and lightweight that you will likely forget you are wearing them while you relax, read, or finish up your late-night evening tasks.
Yes, absolutely. The specialized red tint immediately reduces the harsh glare and sting of modern LED screens. By soothing your eyes and filtering out disruptive light, these glasses help eliminate the tension and evening headaches often caused by prolonged exposure to laptops, phones, and bright overhead office lighting.
