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Ocushield® unisex anti blue light glasses

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Ocushield® (Non-Prescription)

● Improve sleep & protect your eyes

● Providing a crystal clear picture with 94%+ clarity

● Anti-glare coating, no more reflections

● Added anti-glare, anti-fog and full UV Protection function

● Designed & developed by Optometrists in the UK

What's included?

● Anti-blue light frames

● FREE anti-glare coating

● Quality hard case

● Cleaning cloth

● 100-day money-back guarantee

Blue light, what’s that all about?

Blue light is a segment of the visible light spectrum responsible for keeping you alert. It’s

naturally present in sunlight, but is also concentrated in the light that comes out of your digital

devices – phones, tablets, laptops, everything! And that’s not a good thing.

It’s a modern-day menace

Blue light penetrates your retinas, giving your brain a cue that it’s time to wake up and seize the

day. But extended exposure to blue light can have a significant impact on our wellbeing –

headaches, eye irritation and fatigue are all common symptoms of blue light exposure. Plus, by

restricting the production of melatonin (a chemical that helps us sleep), blue light disrupts your

natural sleep cycles causing you to feel lethargic, irritable and unproductive. Yikes!

That’s why we created Ocushield® blue-blocking glasses!

Ocushield anti blue light glasses block harmful blue light before it reaches your eyes. This keeps

your eyes feeling fresh, reducing dryness and allowing you to focus for longer. Plus, by reducing

your exposure to blue light in the evenings, Ocushield anti blue light glasses will help you doze

off easier and ensure a more restful night’s sleep.

Blue light is a type of light categorised as high energy visible (HEV) light. It has the shortest wavelength and highest energy in the visible spectrum and sits between harmful UV light and less harmful visible light.

The reality is that blue light is all around us. The majority of the blue light we are exposed to comes from the sun, but more recent lifestyle changes means that we are now also exposed to artificial sources of blue light in doors, such as LED lighting, computer screen and mobile devices.

High energy blue light can be considered both good and bad for us. We do require some level of blue light to help our body know when to sleep and when to wake, in other words regulate our circadian rhythm and exposure to blue light can also aid memory and improve mood. However, over-exposure to blue light is thought by some to contribute to digital eye strain, interruptions to our natural sleep cycle and longer-term eye health conditions and there is significant research underway in this area.