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Smartphones, tablets, computers and televisions have become a vital part of our everyday lives. We work, study and relax with them. However, there is a downside to being constantly connected. Research has shown that 83% of spectacle wearers experiences some form of eye stress during or after using digital devices. This includes eye strain, eye fatigue, and even sleeplessness.
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What are the features of Blue Protect Lenses?
The optimal solution for people who spend extended periods with digital screens, including students, gamers, young professionals and office workers. These lenses are available under Carl Zeiss - Duravision BlueProtect, HOYA - Blue Control and Essilor - Prevencia The effect of blue light on our vision is currently a topic of discussion as we are exposed to light waves with blue components both indoors and outdoors. On the one hand, we need blue light for a healthy body and our general well-being. On the other hand, blue light can be dangerous - we are now exposed to more blue light than ever before due to modern light sources such as LED lighting and the radiation emitted by display devices. Do you work at a computer every day for long periods of time and in rooms with modern lighting systems? Some people find that the blue light emitted by lights and displays makes them feel tired and uncomfortable.
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Blue-violet light is everywhere, although its intensity varies greatly.
While a typical LCD computer monitor produces a brightness of 250 cd/m2, a clear blue sky at midday is 32 times as bright. Direct sunlight can be thousands of times as bright. Our exposure to blue-violet light may not always be the same.
However, we must always enjoy comfortable vision.
While a typical LCD computer monitor produces a brightness of 250 cd/m2, a clear blue sky at midday is 32 times as bright. Direct sunlight can be thousands of times as bright. Our exposure to blue-violet light may not always be the same.
However, we must always enjoy comfortable vision.
Blue-violet light is everywhere, although its intensity varies greatly.
While a typical LCD computer monitor produces a brightness of 250 cd/m2, a clear blue sky at midday is 32 times as bright. Direct sunlight can be thousands of times as bright.
While a typical LCD computer monitor produces a brightness of 250 cd/m2, a clear blue sky at midday is 32 times as bright. Direct sunlight can be thousands of times as bright.
Find out more about ZEISS BLUEPROTECT lenses here.
