TORRANCE Browline Blue Light Blocking Glasses

Browline Blue Light Blocking Glasses

Browline Blue Light Blocking Glasses combine classic style with modern eye protection. These glasses feature a distinctive browline frame, popularized in the 1950s and known for its bold upper portion contrasting with a thinner lower rim.

The lenses are specially designed to filter out harmful blue light emitted by digital screens, helping to reduce eye strain and potential sleep disruption caused by extended screen time. This makes them ideal for professionals, students, and anyone who spends significant time using computers, smartphones, or tablets.

Crafted with durability and comfort in mind, these glasses offer both functionality and fashion. They’re suitable for all-day wear, whether you’re working at the office, studying, or enjoying leisure activities involving screens.

• Unisex
• Frame Material: Plastic
• Weight: 17.8g

All frames from Titanium Optix are supplied with case, cleaning cloth, 12 months warranty and our usual 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Browline Blue Light Blocking Glasses
Material:  Alloy / Plastic
Type: Full Rim
Warranty/Refund: 12 MONTHS / 7 DAYS (READ MORE)

What is blue light?

The light people see contains the entire spectrum of colors in the rainbow, from red to violet. Inside that spectrum are blue light waves, which are said to help us keep up our levels of energy.

What emits blue light?

Any source of noticeable light radiates blue light waves, regardless of whether it’s the sun, a computer screen or a light bulb.We get a lot of blue light waves from the sun during day, yet after sunset we still receive it from various artificial sources.

How does blue light affects sleep?

On sunset, the absence of sunlight signals our bodies to begin producing melatonin. Melatonin is a hormone that plays an important role in sleep. The production and release of melatonin in the brain is connected to time of day, increasing when it’s dark and decreasing when it’s light.

Before we discovered and started to use artificial light, the sun cycle used to regulate our sleeping hours. Exposure to various artificial light, especially computer screen blue waves can be problematic because they keep us alert and mess with our body master clock.

Is staring at a computer screen bad?

The short answer, yes.

Scientists are largely focused on blue light exposure issues that arise from our ever-growing screen time.

By working at screens all day, we are exposed to blue light waves, which are said to cause a multitude of issues. There is evidence about how blue light exposure affects your eyes, but scientists are also in agreement that it does affect our master clock and circadian rhythm.

What are circadian rhythms?

Circadian rhythms are physical, mental, and behavioral changes that follow a daily cycle. They respond primarily to light and darkness in an organism’s environment. Sleeping at night and being awake during the day is an example of a light-related circadian rhythm.

Blue light glasses are designed to filter out blue light from screens such as your phone, computer, and TV. Emitting blue light that it affects our circadian rhythm, which can disrupt sleeping patterns. However, blue light glasses do more than just help people sleep. They can purportedly reduce eye strain and prevent screen-induced headaches, too.

Here at titaniumoptix.com we are happy to introduce top blue light blocking glasses for a fraction of a cost and free shipping for all orders. Enjoy!