Eyeglasses with Blue-light Lenses

Blue-light lenses are designed to filter blue light from digital screens. Warby Parker’s collection of blue-light lenses combines advanced f...

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240 frames
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240 frames
Warby Parker | Rare Beauty
Franny Resilience, front view
Warby Parker | Rare Beauty
Gillian Hope, front view
Made in Italy
Esme Jet Black with Polished Gold, front view

What are blue-light-filtering lenses?

  • Blue light glasses filter out the short-wave blue-violet light emitted by digital screens (and other sources).
  • You can add blue-light-filtering lenses to any frames.
  • You don’t need a prescription to add blue-light-filtering lenses to your frames.

Blue light glasses FAQs

The lenses in blue light glasses are specially designed to filter out blue-violet light (one specific type of light in our visible light spectrum than standard eyeglasses). 
If you look at a blue light-filtering lens from certain angles, you might notice a slight tint of color. But aside from that, blue-light-filtering lenses look just like standard lenses. 

At one time, it seemed the only option for filtering blue light was yellow-tinted lenses, but things have changed. Advances in technology have made lens coatings (such as anti-reflective coating and blue light-filtering) barely noticeable.
Yes, absolutely! You can add blue-light-filtering to any pair, prescription or non-prescription.

In fact, if you’re concerned about blue light and the effects of screen exposure on your eyes, don’t hesitate to make an appointment with your eye doctor. A custom prescription will always provide the best vision and comfort for your needs.
Blue light glasses are designed with lenses that filter blue light from digital screens.
Blue light glasses are ideal for anyone who spends extended time on computers, phones, or tablets.
Blue light glasses are designed to maintain clear vision while subtly filtering blue light, without significantly altering how you see.
Yes. Blue light filtering can be added to prescription lenses, including single-vision and other lens types.
No. Blue light glasses can also be worn while using phones, tablets, or watching screens throughout the day.
Yes. Blue light glasses are comfortable for everyday wear, especially if you move between screen-based and offline activities.