Fashion design CE approved anti radiation computer glasses

Feature

-- Certified CE EN12312  block blue light standards
-- Lens Coatings: 100% UVA and UVB protection
-- Polarized lens can be optional. Against the strong light. Suitable for long time outdoor activities
-- Lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects

-- Yellow, Clear & Smoked Lens option available in black frame

-- Flexible polycarbonate frame wraps securely around the face while small rubber strips at the end of each temple keep the eyewear in place
-- Durability and all day comfort of stress -resistant frame material
-- Comfort and performance of three point fit that holds lenses in precise optional alignment

Production Specification

WHAT IS BLUE LIGHT?

Blue light's wavelengths fall between 380nm to 500nm, which is therefore considered High-Energy Visible (HEV) light for this reason. Of particular interest, is the blue-violet band between 415nm and 455nm, which consider to be the most harmful to the health of our retinal cells.

Blue light can actually be found in light that appears white, such as sunlight as well as LED lighting and light emitted from the many digital devices we can't live without today, such as smartphones (emit the most blue light), tablets, laptop/desktop computers, TVs etc. Coincidentially, many of these devices emit blue light that typically fall into the above mentioned, harmful range of blue-violet light.

WHO IS MOST AT RISK TO CUMULATIVE EXPOSURE TO BLUE LIGHT?

• 60% of adults spend more than 5 hours per day on digital devices
• 30% of adults spend more than 9 hours per day on digital devices
• Americans across all age groups check their smartphones 46 times a day (i.e. once every 31 min)
• People aged between 18 and 24 check their smartphones an average of 74 times a day (i.e. once every 19 min)
• People aged between 25 and 34 check their smartphones around 50 times a day (i.e. once every 28 min)
• People aged beteen 35 and 44 check their smartphones on average 35 times a day (i.e. once every 41 min)
• 1 in 4 kids in the US spend more than 3 hours per day being exposed to digital devices