- Do these help with eye strain from screens?
- They filter some blue light, which some people find easier on the eyes during long screen sessions. They are not a treatment for eye strain, and the filter strength is not published.
- Can I put a prescription in them?
- They are sold as non-prescription blue light glasses. A optical shop may be able to swap lenses, but the frame is not marketed for prescription use.
- How do they compare with dedicated blue light brands?
- Specialist brands publish filter percentages and often use lighter frames. Kate Spade offers a designer frame and brand name with a basic coating.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the glasses and a Kate Spade case or pouch. Check the listing for the exact accessories included.
- Are they good for gaming or all-day computer work?
- They work for casual use, but gamers and heavy users may want a lighter frame with a documented filter.
- Where is the Kate Spade 50mm Rectangular Blue Light Blocking Glasses cheapest?
- At Kate Spade, for $68.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kate Spade 50mm Rectangular Blue Light Blocking Glasses?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Kate Spade, Nordstrom.