Why are the lenses tinted?
Blocking blue light means absorbing it — and absorbing it always leaves a color. Clear lenses skip the color because they skip the blocking. Yellow blocks 89%, orange 96%+, and red 99%.
Which lens should I get?
Match the lens to your screen hours: Day (yellow) for daytime work, Evening (orange) from sunset on, Night (red) for the last hour before bed. If your problem is poor sleep, start with Evening — it protects the whole stretch before bed, which is where sleep is won or lost. If it’s eye strain at work, start with Day.
Are they actually tested?
Yes — every lens is independently tested to BS EN ISO 12312-1:2013+A1:2015 on a Topcon spectrometer, with 0.00% UV-B transmission. The verified blocking numbers are on The Science page.
Do they work with prescription glasses or contacts?
They’re non-prescription lenses. They work perfectly over contact lenses. They’re not designed to be worn over prescription glasses.
What are the frame dimensions?
Lens width 53 mm · bridge 19 mm · temple length 150 mm · weight 20 g (53□19-150). The same frame is used for all three lenses.
How do I care for them?
Clean with the included microfiber cloth, store them in the leather case, and keep them away from heat. Avoid household cleaners — water and the cloth are all you need.