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The Tom Ford 5951B is a square full-rim acetate frame with blue light filtering lenses, built in Italy and finished with the metal T logo that runs from the front rim into the temples. It is a fashion-first pair of screen glasses: the frame is the draw, and the blue light filtering is a secondary benefit. The lenses filter roughly 10 to 25 percent of blue-violet light, and the anti-reflective coating likely does much of the work on glare. It suits people who want a bold designer frame for desk and phone use and are willing to accept that the clinical case for blue light glasses is unproven.
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The Tom Ford 5951B is a pair of blue light filtering eyeglasses with a square, full-rim acetate frame. A metal 'T' logo runs from the front rim into each temple and reinforces the hinge. The frame is made in Italy by the Marcolin Group.
The lenses are designed to reduce exposure to blue-violet light from digital devices. They typically filter 10-25% of blue light. The frame is prescription-ready, so an Rx can be added. The blue light filtering works with prescription lenses or as non-prescription computer glasses.
The frame fits most medium-to-large faces. It comes in Shiny Black, Shiny Dark Brown, Dark Havana and Shiny Blue. The Shiny Blue finish has contrasting interior accents.
