- Do these glasses actually reduce eye strain?
- They filter some blue light, which many wearers find takes the edge off long screen sessions. They do not replace breaks, good lighting or an eye exam.
- Will the lenses look yellow or tinted?
- No. The lenses are clear, so colors on screen stay close to normal. Some blue light glasses tint noticeably; these do not.
- Can I put a prescription in them?
- No. They are sold as non-prescription blue light glasses. If you need vision correction, look for a prescription-compatible frame.
- What face shapes suit the Kitt frame?
- The oversized square shape flatters round and oval faces best. Square or angular faces may find it too boxy.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the glasses and a cleaning cloth. A hard case is not standard, so buy one to protect the lenses.
- How do they compare with cheaper blue light glasses?
- You pay for the frame design and build more than the filter. Budget pairs filter similarly; the Kitt stands out on looks and sturdiness.
- Where is the Fifth & Ninth Kitt 50mm Square Blue Light Blocking Glasses cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $50.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Fifth & Ninth Kitt 50mm Square Blue Light Blocking Glasses?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Nordstrom, Scheels.