Frequently Asked Questions
Do blue light glasses actually work, or is it just marketing?
Yes, but effectiveness varies by lens quality. Our glasses are independently lab-tested with published filtering percentages (20-70%), so you can verify protection rather than trusting vague claims. Harvard research confirms blue light affects melatonin and sleep quality.
What's the difference between clear and amber blue light lenses?
Clear lenses filter 20-40% of blue light—ideal for all-day professional wear with minimal color distortion. Amber lenses filter 50-70% and are better for evening use to support sleep. Choose based on when you'll wear them most.
Can I wear blue light glasses over my prescription glasses?
Yes—our clip-on blue light glasses fit securely over prescription frames and flip up when not needed. You get blue light protection without replacing your regular eyewear or ordering expensive prescription blue light lenses.
How do I know which blue light glasses to choose?
Match the lens to your use case: clear lenses for daytime office work (minimal color distortion), amber lenses for gaming or evening screen time (stronger filtering for better sleep). Check product pages for exact filtering percentages.
Are expensive blue light glasses actually better than cheap ones?
Price doesn't determine effectiveness—lens quality and independent testing do. Look for published filtering percentages rather than generic "blue light blocking" claims. Our collection includes options at various price points, all with verified lab test results.





