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I didn't understand how people could claim they have "blue light blocking glasses" with clear lenses. I can literally see the blue light coming through it! I t
by anon84873628 3y ago
I didn't understand how people could claim they have "blue light blocking glasses" with clear lenses. I can literally see the blue light coming through it!
I think Gunnars was early to the market and they actually have amber tint. Before that I would buy amber tinted safety glasses meant for working with lasers. I still take these on trips if I'm staying somewhere unfamiliar... You don't know if the place is going to have hideous harsh blue-white LEDs. Fortunately most places have figured out the need for comfortable warm lighting. All the computer operating systems have a built-in night mode too. I stopped short of putting an amber film over the Kindle...
- EA-3167 3y agoI have some blue-light blockers which I use only in bed, when reading before going to sleep. They are bulky with 'side boards' to block light, and they turn everything into a sort of orange, undifferentiated hellscape. The upside is that they seem to work, the downside is that it really only works if you're at a point in your day where you're ONLY looking at text.