These are clear-lens daytime computer glasses built to cut blue light from screens, LEDs and fluorescent lighting. The ClearBlue lenses filter about 50% of blue light across the 400–500nm range, including roughly 50% at 455nm, the peak output of most screens. That is a stronger filter than the 15–20% many clear blue-blocking glasses claim, and the clear tint keeps colors close to normal for daytime wear. They suit people who log long screen hours and notice tired eyes, headaches or blurred vision, and the aviator frame is a classic metal shape rather than a sporty wraparound.
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Buyers rate these highly, with 60 ratings averaging 4.9 out of 5. Owners mainly report relief from screen-related eye strain and headaches and like that the clear lenses look like ordinary glasses.
The ScreenTime Aviator Computer Glasses are daytime blue light glasses for people who spend long periods in front of screens. They use ClearBlue lenses to filter blue light from digital devices and other artificial light sources, including LED and fluorescent workplace lighting.
The lenses filter 50% of blue light across the blue light spectrum (400nm-500nm), including 50% at 455 nanometers. They are meant to help with digital eye strain, sore and tired eyes, headaches and migraines, and blurred vision. The lenses give clear vision without color distortion and reduce the impact of blue light on your circadian rhythm.
The frame is lightweight acetate with durable spring hinges. The lenses are smudge proof and resist water, scratches and dust.
