Bluebreaker

Computer screen  reading glasses are a must have presence on your desk. Protect your eyes from blue light from the computer screen with Bluebreaker from I Need You.

What is blue light, and how does it affect your eyes?

” Chances are, you’re reading this page on a device such as a computer or mobile phone that emits blue light. With the amount of time you might spend in front of screens reaching record highs, should you be concerned about the blue light streaming into your eyes?

Your eye is equipped with structures that protect it from some kinds of light. Your cornea and lens protect the light-sensitive retina at the back of your eye from damaging UV rays, for example. Those structures don’t keep out blue light. And you’re exposed to a lot of it — the natural blue light from the sun far exceeds the amount from any one device.

Nevertheless, some ocular health experts have expressed concern about exposure to blue light from back-lit digital screens and devices because people spend so much time using them at such a close range.”

Blue light and digital eye strain

Using digital devices up close or for long periods can lead to digital eye strain. ResearchTrusted Source has shown that when people use computers, laptops, and other digital devices, they tend to blink less often than normal. Fewer blinks can mean less moisture and more strain on your eyes.

Digital eye strain means different things to different people. When your eyes are strained from staring at a blue-light-emitting screen, you might notice:

• dry eyes
• sore or irritated eyes
• tired eyes
• headaches
• Facial muscles fatigued by squinting”

Computer screen reading glasses can help. They filter out up to 40% of blue light from your computer screen.

We sell computer screen reading glasses in our I Need You Bluebreaker model.

Dimensions are as follows:

Lens width 52mm. Depth 37mm frame 137mm and temples 145mm