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) for after sunset, Night (red) for the hour before bed. If your problem is poor sleep, start with Night. 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.
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.