SunDown | Blue Light Glasses
Blue light blocking - 98.5%
Made for after sundown
Protection against LED screens & lightbulbs
Blue light in the evening messes with melatonin and wrecks your sleep—which is why Sunset glasses feature built-in red lenses that filter 98.5% of all blue light and protect your sleep.
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How it works
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Colored lenses only let light of their own color pass through. This technology dates back to 1930s film cameras.
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Raise melatonin
Removing blue light from computer screens & lightbulbs causes melatonin to raise naturally.
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Sleep like a baby
Now that blue light is blocked, melatonin is raised, all that's left to do is enjoy a good nights sleep.
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FAQs
frequently asked questions
Blue light keeps your brain awake which is great during the day, but bad at night.
Not blocking blue light can result in:
- Tossing & turning at night
- Feel tired & groggy in the morning
- Waking up 3+ times during the night
- Digital eye strain (dry, blurry)
The SunDown | Blue Light Glasses use colored lenses that only let light of their own color pass through. It has orange colored lenses which leaves the blue and most of the green behind
This technology dates back to 1930s film cameras.
The Sunset™ lens technology has been specifically designed to not only filter blue light but also filter most of the green light in the short wavelength light spectrum, providing superior protection then clear lenses for example.
Because the lens color is red/orange it blocks out the rest (blue & green) entirely which clear lenses have a lot of trouble doing.
Wearing the Sunset glasses 2 hours before bed is ideal for better sleep according to the surveys answered by 148 customers.
Wearing the glasses after sundown has additionally been a great way to turn this into a daily habit according to some customers.
The blue and green light we want to filter out exists in the shorter wavelength range of the visible color spectrum (between 400–500 nm).
Just like with old Hollywood film cameras, to filter out specific colors, you have to use a color from the opposite side of the spectrum.
So orange/red effectively filters on green and blue In this case.
It’s not recommended to wear these glasses while driving since blue light is essential for activating the brain.
Don’t wear during the day. *Unless you use them for computer screens during the day
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