- Do these glasses actually block blue light?
- Yes, the lenses filter a portion of high-energy blue light from screens. The effect is modest, so treat them as a comfort aid rather than a medical treatment.
- Can I wear them over contact lenses?
- Yes. They are non-prescription, so they work over contacts or on their own for people without a vision correction.
- Will the tint change how my screen looks?
- The filter is light, so colors stay close to normal. Some people notice a slight warm cast, especially on white backgrounds.
- How do they compare with metal-frame blue light glasses?
- The Shiloh is bolder and wider than most thin metal frames, but it lacks adjustable nose pads, so fit is less tunable.
- What comes in the box?
- The glasses ship with a protective case and a cleaning cloth. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.
- Are they good for gaming?
- They work for casual gaming, but dedicated gaming glasses often offer stronger filtering and a wrapped fit for headset use.
- Where is the Fifth & Ninth Shiloh 64mm Square Blue Light Blocking Glasses cheapest?
- At Nordstrom, for $50.00, as of our latest check.