Blue Light Blocking Amber Glasses for Sleep 99.9 Percent Effective - Nighttime Eye Wear - Special Orange Tinted Glasses Help You Sleep and Relax Your Eyes
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- ULTRA-EFFECTIVE Blue Light Blocking: Blocks 99.9+% of light in the critical 450-510nm range, the most disruptive wavelength of light at night.
- SPORTS FRAMES - Durable TR90 thermoplastic frames offer a lightweight, flexible, and comfortable fit suitable for a wide range of head sizes and shapes.
- WRAPAROUND FIT - Keeps out peripheral light, ensuring no blue light sneaks in around the sides or top of the lenses.
- SAFELY USE ELCTRONIC DEVICES: Safely use computers, tablets, and phones after dark without disrupting your sleep quality.
- TRUSTED BY HIGH PERFORMERS: Top-level entrepreneurs and athletes rely on blue light blocking glasses to enhance their sleep and overall performance.
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Blue light at nighttime has become a serious problem. Blue light suppresses your body's natural melatonin production which can cause problems getting to sleep. Wearing a pair of 99%+ blue blockers can help. By blocking 99.9+% of light in the Disruption Zone, we are creating a personal “virtual darkness” bubble. Safely use computers, tablets, and phones after dark Protect yourself from blue rich LED and florescent lights. Allow your body to shift effortlessly into nighttime physiology Enable rapid sleep onset and deep natural sleep cycles Virtual personal darkness can be taken with you anywhere you go! CAUTION: Not for use while driving Blocking all blue light means that blue police lights will look more like orange construction lights! Please drive safely. NOTE: Does not fit over other glasses Please search for Spectra479 Fit-Over glasses Blue light exposure at night has been proven time and time again to be disastrous to your body’s internal clockwork. Your body tracks the time of day with special receptors in the eye that sense light levels. They are extremely sensitive to blue light. This is a problem because any blue light exposure after dark creates conflicting signals. Your biorhythms can become fragmented and distorted. Not Good… While the body is sensitive to higher levels of all visible light, the range of 450 - 510nm is by FAR the most disruptive. This is longer blue wavelengths that clear and yellow tint lenses are helpless to block. The wraparound fit keeps out nasty blue light from creeping around the sides and top of the lenses. Because the frames are flexible they fit a wide range of head sizes and shapes. They are so comfortable that you might even forget that you have them on! It's amazing how many top level entrepreneurs and athletes use blue light blocking glasses at night. Up until recently, it has been a closely guarded performance secret. By preventing blue light from decimating your melatonin levels, you give yourself an opportunity for great sleep. Give your body the darkness it needs in the evening and allow your sleep onset to come naturally. We all know how great a good night of sleep feels. Stable patterns of light and darkness provide a solid foundation for health and wellness. This is a major component of a healthy lifestyle that is only recently becoming recognized.
Brand: Spectra479
Item Weight: 25.54 g
Target Audience: Unisex-Adults
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 764804393798
Age Range Description: Adult
Manufacturer: Zendustries, Inc.
Style Number: 4332484260
Manufacturer Part Number: RBB1-BL-19-33
Import Designation: Imported
Number of Items: 1
Frame Material Type: TR90
Lens Material Type: Polycarbonate
Frame Material: TR90
Apparel Fabric Stretch: Medium Stretch
Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Lightweight
Product Care Instructions: Store in the protective case when not in use. Clean gently with a soft cloth.
Material: TR90 thermoplastic
Lens Width: 6.2 centimeters
size: 61-16-127mm
Bridge Width: 16 millimeters
Lens Height: 39 millimeters
Arm Length: 12.7 centimeters
Frame Width: 13.1 centimeters
Pattern: Solid
Color: Nighttime
Item Shape: Oval
Frame Type: Full Rim
Fit Type: Regular
Style Name: Wayfarers
Special Features: Lightweight
Garment Size Country: United States
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Color: Nighttime
I’ve used these for two nights now and will update my review at a later time. I will say that I’ve noticed some improvements after 2 nights of use. I suffer from a lot of sleep issues due to bipolar disorder, adhd, medications, and family history. I have a sleep study scheduled in December and this year I’ve been willing to try just about anything. I’ve known about glasses like these for a long time but only took it seriously after another bout of restless sleep and sleep deprivation last week. To be fair, Amazon lost my B12 and D3 supplement which I was out of for several weeks. I started taking it two days ago so maybe that’s part of it. However I’ve also had sleep disturbances while on the supplement. I’ve tried Valerian root and ZMA. I’ve bought a special pillow. I use an eye mask and try to use white noise. I do live 75ft from the interstate barrier wall this last year which I suspect contributes to my poor sleep. However as I’ve said this started years ago. Anyway, these glasses are my latest trial and I’ve definitely noticed an improvement. Ive felt more refreshed while waking up and my smart watch that I purchased a couple weeks ago is showing that although my deep sleep is too low and rem and light sleep too high, both deep sleep and rem have happened earlier in the night and been less sporadic after falling asleep. I know I need to get outside more often because I WFH and have a tendency to stay inside. But my habits have been to stare at the computer for work all day, my phone during breaks, and then the TV after work. I would sit downstairs until 12-12:30am watching tv with my boyfriend. Just never felt like I’d get mentally tired but it’s also been a struggle taking Adderall. Last two nights I’ve noticed that around 10:15 - 10:30 I get this natural inclination to get up and start getting ready for bed. I’m slowly moving my bed time back and seem to fall asleep okay. I feel more refreshed waking in the mornings (as much as one can be with the winter sunrise being at 7:30). I especially like that these wrap around. They block out almost all light around my line of vision and when I take them off everything has almost a blue tint and makes me squint. I use LED lightbulbs and read that LED has blue light more than the old incandescent. I’m considering buying redder lightbulbs for the bedroom since I read those are better for your circadian rhythm than LED with the blue light. So far I definitely recommend these. I read a lot of reviews like I do with every project. The only thing I don’t like is that the stems are long but I have a smaller head and they don’t seem to push forward much at all even when resting my head back. The glasses do have a plastic cheaper feel to them which isn’t an issue for me. They aren’t fragile but I’d definitely recommend keeping them in a hard case when not in use. 10/10 would buy again if they broke. And this isn’t a company that sends shady review us for a gift cards with the order. I’m reviewing because the quality is superb imo. Oh and some reviews say these distort their vision. I had lasik in 2019 after wearing Prescription glasses for 11 years. These do not distort my vision to an extent I notice a detriment for reading or watching tv. I can tell vision is minimally changed but I think this is due to the curvature. It will make things sepia seeming but I’ve been using f.lux with the deep Orange night filter on my computer for years and prefer that anyway.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2021 by Soomie
Color: Nighttime
I began to suffer of eye strain, dryness, eye floaters, a bit of photophobia since 2010 and snow vision since 2013. I used to watch TV in dark rooms and be infront of the monitor for hours, back in the day, however I had no idea why those things suddenly appeared in my vision. So I got very worried. I started to make a thorough research in every source available about the matter. I also went to the oculist doctor and he said that eye floaters are a very common condition and around 85% people in the world actually have them, but they just don't about the thing, and the only risk about the condition is when the retina could detaches causing blindness. The snow vision problem, though it is very common as well, there is no confirmed evidence so far of what the real causes are. With all the information I had at hand years ago, I found out that the blue light spectrum that artificial devices emit, such as TV's, laptops, cellphones, tablets, etc, are really harmful for the eyes in the middle and long term. I have to be clear with this again: The natural blue light spectrum that comes from sun light is GOOD for your health and eyes, but the artficial blue light spectrum that comes from electronic gadgets and street lights is BAD for your health. First, I bought a pair of Eagle Eyes. They are great for wearing outdoors, but for indoors they are very obscure. Then I bought a Gunnars and though my eye fatigue, itchy eyes and redness decreased, my circadian rythm was still a mess, so I thought I needed something with more blocking capabilities. I bought then the Uvex Skyper by Honeywell and they do really block the dangerous blue spectrum in a way that everything that is blue at that specific risk level becomes green or black, eye strain was gone and my circadian rhythm improved considerably. Although they work very well, the only problem that I see with the Uvex is that they are very bulky, some people say they are ridiculous and cumbersome to wear and they aren't polarized. I finally bought the Spectra 479 (BioRhythm Safe) and I was impressed by the very first moment I wear them on. Natural light comes to the eyes like a waterfall of light without hurting the eyes at all. Everything looks clearer and brighter and at night or when infront of monitors or the TV, then the harmful blue light spectrum is also blocked at all. Eye fatigue, with wearing this pair, is also gone and dryness in my eyes is no more. They include a soft fabric to store and clean. No rigid case, but I think it is just than enough. The only bad point with the Spectra 479 glasses is that the frame seems to be a little bit fragile, so I would recommend to be careful when handling them. For some people, wearing this kind of blocker glasses may reduce the overall experience when watching a movie, working in the computer, especially for designers, or playing a video game, due to the fact that the colors of things are somewhat altered, but then one has to put aside sometimes joy and comfortness for the sake of health. If you want to make yourself a favor and give your eyes and body the rest they need, with the best of protection in order to avoid future eye damage, then buy a blue blocker glasses. And in my personal opinion I would buy the Spectra 479 as the first and best option available.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2019 by EDUARDO VLAD
Color: Nighttime
I love that these give full coverage. They're one of the few pairs that I have found that are this style. They're very comfortable. They don't squeeze too tight or too loose, they have a sort of flexibility to them, and they don't feel cheap at all. They will change the color you see. They're designed for nighttime use, but if I have a headache or my eyes are hurting, I throw these on during the day sometimes for a bit and I honestly think these make a HUGE difference. I have worn them outside before just as an experiment and it's actually kind of cool. I have another pair that's from a different company for daytime use, and I will switch off periodically between these and those. Usually I just use these for nighttime, but I used them for a while as my sole pair and my eyeballs didn't explode or pop out. I believe they don't recommend using them all day because your body actually needs some degree of blue light to maintain balance and hormone levels and stuff out of my pay grade (feel free to do some research). They will change some colors, but not all. You can still see most everything on the computer screen just fine. The only time I really had a problem was when I was sitting there staring at a graph that had a black background and multiple colored graphs (LTspice) and wondering why the graph didn't look like it was supposed to until I lifted up my glasses and realized there was a blue trace on there too 😂 Also once, my external hard drive has this annoyingly intense blue light that flashes when its on and I was wondering why it wasn't on one day, well... you get the picture. They definitely do the job and do them great. I am normally pretty sensitive to all the bright lights. I have things resting on top of various items around my room because of their annoying LEDs everywhere. It's crazy how many things are always shining! If you ever want to test these out, just put them on and look at your stove and microwave light (probably blue like mine). Love them!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020 by Int93
Color: Nighttime
MIRACLE for sleep! I have bought dozens of sleep supplements with either awful side effects or no help at all. For at least two years I have relied on antihistamines in desperation for 6 hours of broken sleep. Then…these glasses! I wear them for about 3 hours before bedtime. I take them off only to wash my face, and I keep my eyes closed. I wear them when watching tv, on phone etc., but also just in the lighting in the house. For the first time in years, I am sleeping 7-9 hours of sleep. I have a smart watch which tracks the lovely deep sleep and rem sleep I am getting. If you have trouble sleeping, try these glasses. If you aren’t committed to wearing them consistently, they will not work nearly as well. If you have been desperate for sleep, I highly recommend them. Ordering a second pair in case they are lost or broken. They are super comfortable and I adjusted quickly to softer colors on screens. highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2026 by P. Carmel
Color: Nighttime
I've been wearing these glasses for approximately 3 weeks and have to say they have really improved my sleep. You have to get used to everything being orange and one of the reasons it works is because it's hard to be on your devices while wearing them. They really do reduce the blue light. Some letters and numbers are hard to see and reading can be a bit blurry. I put them on at 8pm around the time I watch tv. They also seem to destress my eyes when I put them on. I've ordered a pair of the clip ons for my glasses to see how they work. I can still use my devices when wearing them. Overall very pleased.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Nighttime
These are the best blue blocking glasses out there. I bought 3 different pairs before these, the first ones had yellow lenses and only blocked a small amount of blue light (a total waste of time & money). The next pair were the UVEX safety glasses, which block almost all blue light so they're great for wearing at home, but since they look so stupid, you don't really want to wear them when you're out at night (like at the gym, for example). The UVEXs have served me well for almost a year now, but I wanted a pair that I could wear out of the house at night. So, I tried the Swanwicks. It seems to me that they don't block quite as much blue as the UVEXs do, and I really didn't like the style... they're completely flat with square lenses and they let light in the sides, which probably isn't a good idea when the whole purpose is to block as much blue light from getting into your eyes as possible. Seems to me you would need a wraparound style frame to serve this purpose. (Plus, the Swanwicks were crooked when I got them. To their credit, they gave me a full refund and didn't even ask me to ship back the glasses!) Now for the Spectra479s. Like I said, these are by far the best. They block as much or more blue light than the UVEXs, but they don't look stupid/silly... they actually look really good and I wouldn't be embarrassed to wear them out in public at night at all. They are very comfortable and light weight and they have that wraparound style frame to block your periphery. Do yourself a huge favor and buy a pair of these not only for yourself but for everyone on your Christmas list too. As far as I can tell, you can't beat the style, the performance, or the price, of these glasses!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2017 by Todd
Color: Nighttime
Love these glasses to block the light!!! They protect my eyes and are very comfortable!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2026 by MT
Color: Nighttime
Speaking as a medical doctor specializing in Neuropsychiatry I must say that the Spectra479 Blue Blocking Amber Glasses are the most effective lenses at supporting regulation of a person's biorhythmic circadian rhythm. I've evaluated and tested many glasses, claiming to block actual destructive 450- 510nm blue light using both scientific and personal evaluations. As skeptical as most people are, these are not just Amber/ Orange cheap colored lenses. Through thorough testing of these lenses using both a Blue Light Pass Filter, and a Photodiode Transconductance Amplifier recorded measurements were analyzed detailing penetrating wavelength histogram levels of reflectivity and some refractive light, LUX, and color temperature. I have found these glasses to live up to their claim of accurately blocking the most critical wavelengths 490nm - 510nm with an overlap over lower wavelengths which ARE CRITICAL! Blocking high-end blue light helps with melatonin production, but Orexin-A and adenosine breaks s down and suppress its function. Melatonin suppressing glasses work by eliminating the specific spectrum of blue light. Unfortunately, this is only 1/3 the problem. During dark hours there are other factors of biorhythmic circadian regulations. Second to melatonin secretion from the pineal gland are hypothalamic Orexin hormones, which act in reverse. When refractive light at lower wavelengths enter the eye, specific neurons at the level of the optic-chasm trigger the release of a hormone (Orexin-A mainly) which tells our brains to stay awake/alert instead of entering a nocturnal state. Circulating Adenosine inhibits the response to melatonin receptors that act on the brains frontal lobe also contributing to insomnia. By covering a broader spectrum of blue’s beyond the 450nm-510nm range not only induces the production and secretion of melatonin from the pineal gland, but it also suppresses the actions of Orexin hormones and aid in the destruction of circulating adenosine (a third contributing hormone responsible for increased brain activity). To make a long story short, I have tried the “Popular celebrity” brand and over ten other brands. As some may have claims of blocking blue light, they have not passed spectrometry tests for the blue light that efficiently cover the most influential wavelengths. Wearing these glasses may be awkward at first, you’ll notice that it’s not possible to identify any range of the color blue as opposed to the competition. The human brain is a phenomenal piece of machinery that adapts to odd situations. Give the glasses some time, and you will adjust to the light. I have not seen these specifications anywhere else on the market. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE!! I am in NO WAY affiliated, associated, or compensated for this review. This review is solely written with NO influences. It reflects my individual opinion and knowledge in this field.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2018 by AmazonTest&Reviewer