Bluwinx, a blue light lens protection company, has launched line of ophthalmic quality prescription, nonprescription readers, and plano glasses with blue light protection for children, teens, and adults. Bluwinx glasses are engineered to filter the blue light emitted from cell phones, tablets, computers, and televisions. Bluwinx partners directly with manufacturers and offers its glasses directly to consumers for cost savings versus retail pricing.
Bluwinx was founded by a group of entrepreneurial parents with the common goal of offering families the best quality protection against harsh blue light. “You wouldn’t spend hours at the beach without sunscreen, why would you spend hours staring at your electronic devices without eye protection?” says co-founder Joe Petrolla in a release. “Bluwinx is for your eyes as sunscreen is for your skin.”
Bluwinx offers over 1,300 styles in designer brands such as StyleWise, BCBG, and Steve Madden.
We noticed that our 10 year old was getting tired throughout the day, grades were declining and actually pretty moody as well. He just wasn’t sleeping well. We discussed this with our family physician who also specializes in sleep. He discussed how younger kids today are constantly doing classroom and home work on computers and discussed how blue light affects sleep. We decided to purchase a pair of Bluwinx Planos for our son. It has been over a year since purchasing the glasses and we have noticed a remarkable change in his behavior with grades going up and not being tired or moody anymore. The glasses truly work and my wife and I have also purchased them.
Are these Lab Tested for blocking blue-light?
What are the results?
What percentage of blue-light was shown to be blocked?
The ad says ‘ophthalmic quality’. This is (really) a meaningless phrase when the percentage of blue-light blocking is the point and should be listed.