EYEGUARD Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses for Kids,UV Protection Anti Eyestrain Anti Glare Lens for Boys and Gilrs(5-12 Years Old)
Brand: EYEGUARD
Color: Blue
Extinguish that nasty blue light
Blue light is the harmful light emitted from our digital devices. If our kids exposed to it for too long, it's been shown to potentially cause some pretty unpleasant side-effects. These are collectively known as digital eye strain.
What are the symptoms?
Tired, burning eyes our kids get after a deep dive into electronic devices. The pounding oh-my-god headache kids get after a day playing games. The sudden, shooting neck pains; the general fatigue. And all those times you lie awake staring at the ceiling, unable to drift off? You guessed it, digital eye strain.
So what can do for our kids?
All you need is a little bit of warm care.
☺Move farther away our kids from screen.
☺Use the 20/20/20 rule: every 20 minutes, let our kids look away from the screen at something 20 feet away, for 20 seconds.
☺Most importantly, invest in a pair of blue light blocking glasses for our kids.
What your kids will benefit from our glasses?
Our glasses can block high level of blue ray from digital screen. So the glasses can relieve eye fatigue and stress of whom are exposed long time to the digital screen.
Comfort spring arms fit most face size and its lens will give your children clear vision.
Each pair comes with a matching zipper case which can help to protect the lens from scratch and also more convenient for you to take it.
Last but not least,your support is the crowning glory for us.
Great, now shut up and take my money!
1 Pair of bright color blue light blocking glasses protect kids eyesight from long time playing electronic devices.
Light weight Rectangle PC frame with Spring Hinges, anti-scratched lens, UV protection
Coming with matching zipper case and cleaning cloth
Lense width: 1.73 inch (44mm), Lens height: 1.46 inch (37mm), Nose bridge width: 0.71 inch (18mm), Temple length: 4.9 inch (125mm)
FDA registered and meet ANSIZ80.3 standard