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Do blue lenses like that not hurt your eyes? I’ve found that any sort of blue tint in a lens really hurts to look through. (Brown lenses are my comfort zone)Enzo Pearl, now with the proper lenses...
I think, at least for myself, it accentuates certain wavelengths that seem “harsher” to my visionWhy would they hurt your eyes?
They are top. Congrats.Enzo Pearl, now with the proper lenses...
Almost all of my lenses are blue blocking. Any current transitions lens, and most Rx lenses these days have blue blocking built into the lens itself. I have at least one set of Rx glasses with Crizal Prevencia and they were maybe very subtly warmer than without the lenses, but in general it doesn't noticeably impact anything. With newer lenses that isn't even very noticeable.Speaking of blue lenses, has anyone tried blue blocking lenses? Do they have any effect on you?
Almost all of my lenses are blue blocking. Any current transitions lens, and most Rx lenses these days have blue blocking built into the lens itself. I have at least one set of Rx glasses with Crizal Prevencia and they were maybe very subtly warmer than without the lenses, but in general it doesn't noticeably impact anything. With newer lenses that isn't even very noticeable.
However newer science is suggesting it doesn't make a big difference to begin with
Debunking blue light glasses claims to focus on proven eye issues - TMC News
Blue light glasses are among the hottest trends in eyewear. Popular eyewear companies, such as Warby Parker and Felix Gray, are selling lenses that claim to filter out blue light emitted from electronic devices to reduce eyestrain, headaches and sleep issues. The ubiquitous bedtime use of...www.tmc.edu
Correct. Everything is subtractive, but by subtracting less blue than other wavelengths, you are still left with an image that has stronger blue wavelengths than others. I imagine is it likely just my particular vision preferences/biology, but I feel much more at home behind a brown lens as opposed to grey, blue, or most other tints. If it makes any sense, brown almost feels like the "most neutral" lens for me to look through, even though I know physically it isn't.Blue lenses do not, cannot, accentuate anything, but they do not filter (as much) blue light.
Blue light blocking lenses should certainly not be used during the day since the whole point is that the blue light (might) help you stay awake, which presumably you want to do in the morning. They should only be used in the evening, if at all.
You can fool everyone with JMMs newest model.I would, actually, like to sleep through the morning, afternoon, evening, and straight into 2021