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Introducing our new blue light blocking lenses
KITS ScreenTime
What is blue light? Blue light is part of the visible light spectrum that is harmful in high doses. This type of light is emitted from digital screens such as phones, laptops and televisions. Blue light is shown to deplete melatonin levels and can lead to trouble falling asleep at night. There is also evidence that suggests blue light can cause premature aging of the eyes, resulting in blurred or no vision.
Introducing our new blue light blocking lenses
KITS ScreenTime
What is blue light? Blue light is part of the visible light spectrum that is harmful in high doses. This type of light is emitted from digital screens such as phones, laptops and televisions. Blue light is shown to deplete melatonin levels and can lead to trouble falling asleep at night. There is also evidence that suggests blue light can cause premature aging of the eyes, resulting in blurred or no vision.
How are we affected by blue light?
Did you know the average person spends around 10 hours per day staring at a screen? And now with all the extra time working and learning at home, that number has steadily increased. Whether it's video calls for work or class, Netflix binges, gaming and social media, your extra screen time contributes to extra exposure to blue light. While the work is necessary and the distractions are fun, the levels of blue light result in tired, overworked eyes.
Protect your eyes with KITS ScreenTime lenses.
There are two main ways to stop blue light from interfering with your daily life: taking regular screen breaks and wearing blue light blocking lenses. KITS ScreenTime lenses have been exclusively designed by us to help you block out this harmful blue light. Our KITS ScreenTime blue light blocking lenses make screen time more comfortable and reduce the symptoms of digital eye strain like headaches, lack of focus and insomnia.
The Science
The full visible light spectrum is between 380 and 780nm. Blue light is visible light with a wave length between 415 and 455 nanometers (nm). This type of light is seen blue in color but also can be present when it is seen white or other colors. Blue light is more damaging because it has more energy per photon of light than other colors in the visible spectrum, affecting our bodies on a cellular level, but especially our eyes. The resulting dryness, irritation and fatigue accumulates over time and can lead to macular degeneration. Because overexposure to blue light can disrupt our circadian rhythms (when we wake up and fall asleep), it affects our bodies in a way that can have negative health effects.
ADD KITS ScreenTime LENSES TO YOUR FAVOURITE FRAMES
Simply select a frame you are interested in, click "choose your lens", and then select the "Blue Light Lens" option.
Step 1
Choose your favourite frame. Select from brands like Tom Ford, Ray-Ban and Kits.
Step 2
Select your prescription type and enter in your details, If applicable.
Step 3
Select "KITS ScreenTime" at lens selection and checkout!
SHOP ALL BLUE LIGHT GLASSES
What customers are saying about KITS ScreenTime:
I love my KITS ScreenTime lenses!
"I'm going to start by saying - I love my KITS ScreenTime lenses! With the office being shut down due to Covid-19, I had to pivot to working from home. I was on Zoom calls all day and started getting headaches and dry eyes. I was having a hard time falling asleep at night, which is unusual for me as I've never suffered from sleeping issues in the past. I started complaining to my friends and one suggested I try KITS ScreenTime since they had seen great results from trying them. I thought why not try it? I'm so glad I did. My eyes feel so much better and I'm no longer getting headaches anymore. I highly recommend this upgrade, it is so worth the $29!!"
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