Voogueme Thick Black Cat Eye Blue Light Glasses for Women, Block UV Anti Eyestrain Eyewear Lolade GWA245023-02
Category: AMAZON FASHION
Store: Voogueme
Average rating: 5 (4 ratings)
Features:
Lens width: 51 millimeters
Lens height: 39 millimeters
Arm: 135 millimeters
Unique personality cat eye frame design, tapering from the top to the bottom, unique yet personality, letting you be eye-catching in the crowd
Made with high-quality acetate, good touching feel bright and beautiful. Adding the design of spring hinges, more comfortable
Glasses use blue light blocking lens that filter blue light and UV, protect your eyes, and reduce eyestrain during use computer, phone or other electronic product
Reflect and filter harmful blue light, relieving eye fatigue, dry and headache, enjoy a better sleep
Dimension - Lens Width:2.01 inch (51mm) , Lens Height: 1.54 inch (39mm) , Bridge Width:0.91 inch (23mm) , Frame Width:5.39 inch (137mm) , Arm Length:5.31 inch (135mm)
Lens height: 39.0 millimeters

Product Specification: Rim:Full rim Materials:Acetate Shape:Cat eye Frame Weight:31.45 g RX Range:-20.00~+12.00 PD Range:54~78 Progressive:YES Spring Hinge:YES Product instruction: (1) Why do we need to filter blue light? ? Blue light from our computers, phones, tablets and other electronic products causes our eyes to not only work harder but puts them at risk of aging faster. ? By wearing blue light blocking glasses, you can limit the amount of blue light that enters your eyes and make your screentime more pleasant. Reduce eye strain, eye fatigue and sensitivity to light during computer term or any other digital time. Protect Your Eyes from macular degeneration and early vision loss, more concentrate on working and learning. ? Voogueme glasses are specially designed to filter out harmful blue light. ? Reduce the symptoms of digital eyestrain Eyestrain, Headaches, sore or tired eyes, and stiff necks are all symptoms of digital eyestrain. Voogueme blue light blocking glasses make screen time more comfortable and help eliminate symptoms of digital eyestrain.