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Q. Do Kids Need Blue Light Blocker Lenses?
A. Absolutely. Kids today are spending more time online than in the past due to more emphasis on online classes and assignments. Also, since their eyes are much more delicate than adults, they are more prone to CVS. Which is why, Blue Light Blocker/Blue Cut Eyeglasses are a must for children.
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Q. Can I Wear Blue Light Blocker Eyeglasses All Day?
A. Yes. As even though we might work on laptops and computers only during fixed hours, we keep checking pop ups and notifications on our smartphones every once. Smartphone too emit blue light – and so, here’s another reason to keep these glasses on your eyes.
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Q. I don’t work on laptop a lot. Do I still need Blue Light Blocker Eyeglasses?
A. Yes. Even little hours can affect our vision in the long run. Also, laptops or digital devices are not the only source of bad blue light. Sunlight is the main source followed by many LED-based light bulbs, televisions etc. can also affect our vision. So, wearing anti-blue glasses is a wise choice to keep eyes protected.
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Q. Is All Blue Light Harmful?
A. No. Blue light helps to regulate our sleep-wake cycle so it’s not completely harmful. In fact, we do need certain amount of blue light in a regulated manner to stay alert & focus better. We however, have to limit its absorption and prevent over exposure. With such technological advancements that we are encircled with today, it becomes quite a challenge to maintain the balance. This is where Blue light blocker lenses come into play.
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Q. Can I Do Something To Limit My Blue Light Exposure?
A. Yes. Along with wearing your blue light glasses, you can adjust screen brightness, stay hydrated and practice 20-20-20 rule for better vision acuity.
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Q. Why do my lenses have a slight yellow tint?
A. A slight amber/yellow tint on the lenses is completely normal. Since blue light blocking lenses absorb high energy Blue Light, a slight yellowish tint develops on the lenses over time.
Don’t worry. This will not affect the efficiency of the lenses at all, rather, it is considered a great sign that your glasses are actually working.