Slightly Squred Black-Silver Frames Photochromic Anti-Blue Light Glasses - UV Protection Eyewear

Experience ultimate eye comfort and versatile style with our Retro Square Photochromic Anti-Blue Light Glasses. These innovative eyeglasses feature a stylish, slightly rounded square/rectangular frame design that complements various face shapes, along with transition lenses that automatically darken when exposed to UV light, seamlessly converting into sunglasses outdoors, and becoming clear again indoors. This means you only need one pair for both indoor and outdoor activities! Beyond their convenient light-adaptive technology, the lenses are specially designed with an anti-blue ray coating to filter harmful blue light emitted from digital screens, reducing eye strain, fatigue, and potential long-term damage from computers, phones, and tablets. They also provide essential UV400 protection, shielding your eyes from harmful UVA/UVB rays. Crafted with lightweight and durable frames, including sleek metal temples, these stylish glasses offer a comfortable fit for all-day wear. Perfect for students, professionals, and anyone seeking comprehensive eye protection and effortless style.

IMORTANT EDUCATIONAL NOTICE 

Anti-Blue Ray Lenses: Two Ways to Protect Your Eyes

When you choose lenses with anti-blue ray properties, the protection is built in one of two main ways. Just because a lens doesn't have a special surface reflection, it doesn't mean it isn't protecting you!

1. The "Reflective Shield" (A Surface Coating)

Think of it like a mirror for blue light. This is a special coating applied to the front and back of a clear lens.

How to spot it: When you look at the lens, you will often see a distinct blue or purple reflection or glare. This is the coating actively bouncing the blue light away from your eyes.

2. The "Absorbing Material" (Built-in Protection)

Think of it like a sponge in the lens. The anti-blue light substance is mixed right into the lens material itself.

How to spot it: The lens will usually have a very slight, uniform yellow or amber tint. It is protecting your eyes without relying on the surface coating to do all the work.

Key takeaway: Both types work! A lens can look perfectly clear (except for the blue reflection) or it can have a subtle yellow tint. If you don't see the blue reflection, it usually means the protection is inside the lens material.