Mind Bridge Big Kids & Teens Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses Gaming Glasses - Anti Harmful Blue Light, UV, Glare | Protection Eyewear for Children Digital Screen Time & Technology 1063 Black Red
Brand: Mind Bridge
Color: Black + Red
Categories: Health & Household, Vision, Blue Light Blocking Glasses

Children are especially at risk when it comes to the dangerous effects of blue light exposure. Their eyes are still developing and they don't yet have the protective pigments in their eyes to help block some of this harmful blue light. Eye doctors reported 38% increase in effects from blue light exposure in kids and 54% of parents express worry about their kid's vision due to increased digital device use according to a study published in 2014. Mind Bridge computer glasses video gaming glasses were designed specifically to protect developing eyes against harmful blue light and UV. Our little-to-no tint lenses offer high protection and high transmittance needed for young eyes. Tests show Mind Bridge children glasses can effectively block 70% of the harmful blue light (wavelength 400~440 nm) and provide 77% high transmittance of beneficial blue light (wavelength 440~500 nm).

LITTLE-TO-NO TINT LENSES help filter out blue light and minimize direct blue light exposure without affecting aesthetic appearance. The slight yellow tint lenses offer high protection and high transmittance needed for the developing eyes.
ANTI-REFLECTIVE (AR) COATING helps virtually eliminate glare and allows more beneficial lights passing through, reducing eyestrain and optimizing visual acuity with fewer distraction.
SWISS TECHNOLOGY TR90 FRAME offers superior lightweight, impact resistance, temperature resistance, wearing comfort, and cute look.
RECOMMENDED USERS: children 8~16 years old with 20/20 or 20/20 corrected vision who are frequent users of computer, laptop, tablets, smart phones and other electronic devices, or near LED light source.
GIFT WORTHY PACKAGE includes 1 hard case, 1 soft cleaning cloth. Lifetime Breakage Warranty on Frame & Lens