Blue light blocking lenses
Why Choose Simply Eyes Hawaii?
- Same friendly care you count on for all your eye health needs
- Experienced optometrists who tailor lenses to your lifestyle
- Access to advanced blue light filters from trusted brands like Hoya
- Convenient Honolulu location with validated parking
Blue Light Glasses in Honolulu
At Simply Eyes Hawaii, we know how much time people in Honolulu spend on phones, computers, and tablets. Blue light from digital screens can cause eye strain, headaches, and disrupted sleep. That’s why we offer blue light glasses—customized lenses designed to keep your eyes more comfortable during long hours on screens.
What Are Blue Light Glasses?
Blue light glasses use a special filter that reduces the amount of high-energy visible (HEV) light reaching your eyes. They look just like regular eyeglasses but help ease the symptoms of digital eye strain, sometimes called computer vision syndrome.
Benefits of Blue Light Glasses
- Less eye strain during computer and phone use
- Reduced glare for clearer vision
- Better sleep quality by minimizing late-night screen disruption
- All-day comfort for work, school, and gaming
- Blue light protection can be added to CR-39, polycarbonate, Trivex, and high-index lenses, so you can enjoy screen comfort in the material that works best for you.
Blue Light Glasses for Work, School, and Life in Hawai‘i
Whether you’re working from home, attending classes, or spending hours gaming, blue light glasses can make a big difference. They’re also perfect for students, office workers, and anyone who uses digital devices daily.
- At Simply Eyes Hawaii, we can add blue light protection to:
- Sunglasses and computer-specific lenses
- Prescription eyeglasses
- Non-prescription lenses
Blue Light Glasses FAQ
Yes. Many patients notice less digital eye strain, reduced glare, and more comfortable vision when using screens for long hours
They can. Since blue light affects your sleep cycle, wearing blue light glasses in the evening may improve restfulness.
Not at all. Blue light protection can be added to both prescription and non-prescription lenses.
Absolutely. They look and feel like regular glasses but with added protection—safe for everyday use at work, school, or home.
People Also Ask About Blue Light Glasses
Do blue light glasses prevent eye damage?
Blue light glasses don’t prevent permanent damage, but they can reduce symptoms like digital eye strain, glare, and fatigue from screen use.
Are blue light glasses worth it?
For many patients, yes. They help reduce discomfort from long hours on computers or phones, especially for work, school, or gaming.
Do blue light glasses work outside?
They’re most effective for indoor screen use, but some patients prefer blue light protection in sunglasses as well—especially in sunny Hawai‘i.
Can blue light glasses improve focus?
By reducing glare and eye strain, many people find it easier to stay comfortable and focused during screen time.
What materials are blue light glasses available in?
Blue light filters can be applied to CR-39, polycarbonate, Trivex, or high-index lenses, depending on your prescription and lifestyle needs.
Recharge- Blue Light Protection
Extreme visual clarity | Superior | Scratch resistant
Our patients know what they want: durable lenses that are easy to clean and offer extremely clear vision. We know that our patients ALSO need protection from blue light. The blue reflex color of our Recharge coating shows that blue light is being reflected off the lens, reducing the amount that reaches your eyes.
How annoying is the glare from your digital devices?
The average American spends at least 4 to 5 hours using screens, whether it’s for work, school, or for fun. We give patients what they want: scratch resistance, visual clarity, and clean-ability while also filtering indoor blue light. During your next visit at Simply Eyes Hawaii, ask us about lenses with our Recharge coating – for greater comfort during prolonged screen use and to protect your eyes from potential risks.
Information from Statista: Time spent with nonvoice activities on mobile phones every day in the United States from 2019 to 2024: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1045353/mobile-device-daily-usage-time-in-the-us/