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The ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses are clear-lens blue light glasses for daytime screen use. They filter 50% of blue light at 455nm, the wavelength most linked to digital eye strain, while most clear rivals block only 15–20% and not at that peak. The lightweight acetate frame has spring hinges and smudge-proof, water-, scratch- and dust-resistant lenses. Owners rate them highly for comfort and reduced eye fatigue, though some wish for a darker tint at night.
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Reviewers give the Taylor glasses near-perfect marks, praising comfort and reduced eye strain during long screen sessions. Many note the clear lenses look like regular glasses, though a few mention a faint tint and limited fit for larger heads.
The ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses are daytime blue light filter glasses for people who spend long periods in front of screens. They use ClearBlue lenses, which filter blue light from digital devices and other artificial light sources such as LED and fluorescent lighting. The lenses give clear vision without color distortion.
The lenses filter 50% of blue light across the blue light spectrum (400nm-500nm), including 50% at 455 nanometers. The glasses are intended to reduce digital eye strain, sore and tired eyes, headaches and migraines, and blurred vision. They also reduce the impact of blue light on the circadian rhythm.
The frame is made from lightweight acetate and has durable spring hinges. The lens coating is smudge proof and resists water, scratches, and dust.
