Calmer Screens, All Day
Under office LEDs and laptop glare, blue light filtering lenses keep the look nearly clear while adding a subtle warm tone for screen-heavy routines. Dawn in Red brings an angled cat-eye line and a soft brow gradient - polished on camera, confident in person - with a featherlight TR90 feel for long work blocks. Think video calls, tab-heavy afternoons, and late-night reading under a desk lamp. Best for students, remote workers, and anyone who lives in their inbox.
- Lenses: Blue light filtering lenses - nearly clear with a subtle warm tone to soften harsh glare from screens and bright indoor lighting.
- Frame: Red cat-eye TR90 frame - statement shape with smooth edges that stays comfortable during long work blocks.
- Build: Full-rim construction with standard hinges - steady feel with clean, polished touchpoints.
- Fit: Lightweight wear (about 18g) with an easy, secure sit for all-day screen time.
- Best For: Screen-work sessions, video calls, and late-night reading.
Blue Light Lens
- Blue-light filtering coating for screen-heavy routines
- Clean, nearly-clear look with a subtle warm tone
- Comfort-focused for office lighting and reading
- Made for work, study, and everyday indoor wear
Red Cat-eye TR90 Frame
- Red cat-eye frame: Subtle gradient color adds a chic statement without looking heavy.
- Lightweight TR90 feel: Smooth touchpoints stay comfortable from screen time to commutes.
- Easy styling range: Pairs with blazers, knits, and dresses for workdays and weekends.
Details
Details
Frame Details
Prescription Details
- Prescription Range
- SPH: -12.00 to +12.00
CYL: -6.00 to +6.00 - Progressive Compatibility
- Yes
- PD Range
- 50 to 78 mm
Lens Details
- Color
- Blue Light
- Polarization
- Non-polarized
- Filter Category
- Cat. 0
- Lens Material
- CR-39
- Coatings
- Blue-light filter
Bridge
15 mm
0.59 in
Lens Width
54 mm
2.13 in
Lens Height
41 mm
1.61 in
Frame Width
136 mm
5.35 in
Temple Length
145 mm
5.71 in
FAQ
What is a blue light lens?
What is a blue light lens?
A blue light lens is a nearly clear lens with a filtering coating designed to reduce a portion of high-energy visible (blue) light from screens and bright indoor lighting.
It keeps the look subtle while adding a gentle warm tone for a more relaxed viewing experience during long screen sessions.
When should I wear blue light lenses?
When should I wear blue light lenses?
They are best for screen-heavy routines, office lighting, reading, and everyday indoor use.
They are not a replacement for dedicated sun lenses in bright outdoor conditions.
How does blue light filtering work?
How does blue light filtering work?
The coating selectively reflects or absorbs some short-wavelength blue light. It does not block all blue light.
This selective filtering can make indoor lighting and screens feel less harsh for some people.
Will blue light lenses reduce eye strain or headaches?
Will blue light lenses reduce eye strain or headaches?
Some people find blue light lenses more comfortable for extended screen time, but results vary and are not guaranteed.
Good screen habits still matter—take regular breaks, use comfortable brightness, and keep proper viewing distance.
Do blue light lenses change color perception?
Do blue light lenses change color perception?
There is usually a slight warm shift in color because some blue wavelengths are filtered.
Most people adapt quickly, but color-critical tasks may feel different at first.
Are blue light lenses suitable for outdoor wear?
Are blue light lenses suitable for outdoor wear?
They are optimized for indoor comfort and screen use.
For strong sunlight or intense brightness outdoors, a dedicated sun lens is usually a better choice.
Are blue light lenses recommended for night driving?
Are blue light lenses recommended for night driving?
They are not designed to improve night driving visibility.
For night driving, clear lenses with a high-quality anti-reflective coating are usually the better choice to reduce reflections.
