- Do these really block blue light?
- Yes. The amber lens filters a large share of high-energy blue light in the 400–450 nm range. That is why the view through them looks warm.
- Can I use them for photo editing or design work?
- No. The amber tint changes colors, so they are a poor choice for color-critical work. Use clear-lens blue light glasses for that.
- Are they prescription glasses?
- No. The Mozzarella model is non-prescription. Gunnar sells prescription versions of other frames, but not this one.
- How do they compare with Gunnar's clear-lens glasses?
- The amber lens filters more blue light but distorts color; clear lenses filter less and keep colors closer to true. Choose based on whether color accuracy matters to you.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the glasses and a Gunnar cleaning cloth or pouch, depending on the run. A hard case is not included.
- Will the tokidoki artwork wear off?
- The print sits on the plastic temples and can scuff with rough handling. Wipe with the cloth and store them in a case to keep it intact.
- Where is the Gunnar Tokidoki Mozzarella Computer Glasses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $58.35, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Gunnar Tokidoki Mozzarella Computer Glasses?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Designer Optics, Best Buy.