Are these glasses worth it for sleep?

If you use screens late at night and have trouble winding down, the 400–550nm blocking is the point: it targets the light most linked to melatonin suppression. Wear them 2–3 hours before bed for the intended effect.

Can I get them with a prescription?

Yes. Bon Charge lists non-prescription, reader and prescription versions. The standard listing here is non-prescription only, so choose the prescription option if you need vision correction.

Do they block all blue light?

They block 100% of bright light between 400nm and 455nm, and the tint also cuts green light up to 550nm. That is why the lenses look brown and shift colors.

Can I drive or use a computer in them?

They are not ideal for driving, and some owners needed weeks to adjust to driving in them. For daytime screen work, a lighter-tint pair is usually more comfortable.

The box contains the Blue Light Blocking Glasses only. A case or cleaning cloth is not listed.

When is the price lowest?

The best price seen is $89 at Bon Charge as of November 3. Bon Charge runs seasonal sales, so watch for discounts around major shopping events.

What do buyers say about the Melissa Blue Light Blocking Glasses?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 37 ratings. Buyers like: Very comfortable and great color; Fit perfectly, especially for a small face; Really block the blue light. Common complaints: Took a few weeks to adjust to driving with the lenses.

Melissa Blue Light Blocking Glasses

Last price we saw

$129.99at Bon Charge, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Melissa Blue Light Blocking Glasses

The Melissa Blue Light Blocking Glasses are amber-tinted glasses from Bon Charge (formerly BLUblox) designed to block blue and green light in the 400–550nm range, the wavelengths linked to melatonin suppression. They use a handcrafted blush-pink acetate square frame with lab-made brown-tinted lenses. They are meant to be worn 2–3 hours before bed to support sleep and circadian rhythm, and also for jet lag. The latest best price is $89 at Bon Charge as of November 3.

Best forPeople who struggle to fall asleep after evening screen use

What reviewers say

Buyers rate the glasses 5 out of 5 across 37 ratings. They praise comfort, fit for small faces, style and the strength of the blue-light blocking, and some report better sleep and less eye strain.

Pros

Very comfortable with a great color
Fits perfectly, especially for a small face
Really blocks the blue light
Beautiful style and lightweight, good-quality frame

Cons

Took a few weeks to adjust to driving with the lenses

About the Melissa Blue Light Blocking Glasses

Scientifically engineered to block out 100% of melatonin disrupting blue and green light between 400-550nm for improved sleep and regulated circadian rhythms.

The product that took the wellness world by storm when we founded in 2017 are our Blue Light Blocking Glasses. Designed and manufactured in our optical laboratory using a cutting edge bespoke tint, our Blue Light Blocking Glasses are the original science backed eyewear for improved sleep and regulating circadian rhythms.