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These anti-blue light and anti-glare computer glasses DYNAMIC protect the eyes from too much blue light. Ideal for use in private or professional life. Simply whenever many hours of direct viewing of the display become necessary.
Tired eyes due to too much blue light is just one of many issues. Others include headaches, problems falling asleep and premature age-related macular degeneration. PROSPEK’s DYNAMIC glasses are an effective way of preventing this issue.
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Regardless of whether you are looking for glasses for the office or late night streaming. Anti-blue light and anti-glare computer glasses from PROSPEK offer first-class help with rapid eye fatigue.
All lenses feature a patented, multi-layer coating specifically designed to reduce glare, reflect blue light away from the wearer and reduce long-term eye strain caused by excessive electronic device use. This special coating offers:
PROSPEK glasses block 50 percent of harmful blue light and thus indirectly help the body to keep to the natural rhythm of time. This allows for an optimal viewing experience without the annoying yellow glare that can occur with other glasses.
PROSPEK glasses are essential for anyone who uses electronic devices on a daily basis. If you use your cell phone or computer late into the night and have trouble falling asleep afterwards, you’ll notice the difference the moment you try your PROSPEK computer glasses for the first time.
Quite frankly: seen on its own, the blue light produced by modern displays does not pose such a great danger to our eyes, which make protection against it imperative. At least in direct comparison to natural sunlight with a multiple of the strength of blue light – in direct comparison. However, this is only theory and probably only half the truth, because as so often the dose makes the difference. Because of our gadgets, smart helpers and modern way of life, we have literally flooded our entire lives with blue light, far from sunlight.
The red light of the lightbulb was replaced with the blue light of the LED, followed by hours of staring at the blue light-producing displays of PCs, smartphones, tablets and televisions. And this, logically, in addition to natural sunlight. In total, we expose our eyes to blue light for up to 16 hours a day – many more hours compared to previous generations and ancestors.
It is no coincidence that the well-known age-related macular degeneration begins many years, if not decades, earlier. Quite a worrying development. There are several ways to prevent this – these anti blue light computer glasses are one option. Another possibility is prevention from the inside, i.e. nourishing the macula itself with a healthy diet or directly supplementing it with lutein. Another option is to replace the LED bulbs at home with biologically healthy, flicker-free LED bulbs with a reduced proportion of blue light. There is also the ingenious software f.lux for the monitor, which automatically calibrates the color according to the time of day.
And then there would also be the issue of reduced melatonin production in the body when exposed to blue light instead of red light (sunset = red light = getting tired), which can directly lead to sleep problems. But beware of taking melatonin directly – it is imperative to consult a doctor you trust beforehand. The topic of melatonin is too complex to be able to deal with it here briefly.
In addition to the content of the video, it is imperative that we point out the issue of “damage to the eye caused by the blue light part of the light spectrum”. Consistently high doses of blue light can damage the eye to the point of incurable macular degeneration, which inevitably leads to loss of vision and even blindness. The modern world of LEDs, xenon light and displays of all sizes is making the issue increasingly worse due to the significantly higher proportion of blue light.
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