What is the blue filter or blue light in glasses and how does it influence our lives?
WHAT IS BLUE LIGHT?
Blue light is a spectrum of visible light that disrupts our biological clock, altering the production of melatonin, a hormone responsible for sleep that has positive effects on our immune system. There is a very famous myth that blue light causes eye pain, but this is not the case. What causes eye pain is the reflection of the light on our eyeball, which dries out due to not blinking, among other factors.
Here we will explain inside and out what blue light is. The blue light we are constantly exposed to comes from everywhere, but mainly from electronic devices and artificial light; screens of our phone, computer, television, etc. The Anti Blue Light technology in our glasses blocks blue light, reducing eye fatigue, dry eyes, migraines, stress, and helping us regulate the hours of sleep we need.
HAVE YOU THOUGHT... HOW DO YOUR EYES FEEL?
The amount of time we spend in front of digital screens depends on certain factors, including whether we work in front of a computer, as this exponentially increases the hours and therefore the risk. 34% spend more than 5 hours exposed to artificial light, 14% spend 10 to 12 hours and 10% spend more than 12 hours.
Take care of your visual health, it is important today and for the future.
IMPROVE YOUR VISUAL HEALTH WITH BONOBOSS!
Find out why we created this collection. In 2018, Cristóbal Silva, founder of Bonoboss, suffered from migraines, headaches and was staying up all night. After studying and talking to many opticians, he decided to try them...
Download the free report that Cristóbal wrote personally for you, so you can take care of your health. Various studies show that blue light causes cell death and accelerates blindness or deterioration of our vision. There is even evidence that it also It damages our skin and causes premature aging, among other things. If you want to know more, download this report with 3 simple steps to reduce your stress and improve your visual health.