Description
- The Pixel Lens protective lens reduces the Blue Light emitted by PCs, tablets, smartphones and LED lamps by 41%. Protects against eye fatigue, dry eyes, redness of the eyes, headaches, blurry vision, insomnia. They produce an increased visual and relaxing comfort, allowing you to stay in front of the monitor without feeling eye strain.
- Tested by the Department of Physics at the University of Turin, internationally certified by CE, FDA, SGS and Colts ophthalmic laboratories in Florida (USA).
- Ultra-light unisex frame, with TR90 front and STEEL temples. Lens material: polycarbonate. Refraction index: 1.59. Anti-scratch, anti blurring, anti reflective, flicker free coating.
- They don’t change the colour of the monitor, also ideal for designers and people who have to check colours on screens. For students, DSE users and gamers. Also advised for persons having undergone cataract surgery or lens replacement.
- The Pixel Lens glasses are a product from the Pixel Kura project, developed to reduce the impact of blue light and offer an integrated solution, consisting of monitoring, direct protection (Pixel Lens, Pixel Screen and Pixel Clips) and dietary supplements (Pixel Active HD, an innovative product designed for eye protection and neurocognitive stimulation while working at a computer or playing video games). To find out more, go to www.pixelkura.it
LED and LCD displays emit BLUE LIGHT, a source of oxidative stress on retinal pigment epithelium which can cause macula degeneration over the long term. Long term exposure to blue light suppresses the production of melatonin, causes insomnia and strains vision causing dry eyes, irritation, redness of the eyes, blurry vision and headaches. The Pixel Lens glasses are designed to prevent computer and tablet vision syndrome: eye fatigue; dry eyes; redness of the eyes; headaches; blurry vision; insomnia Technical data sheet: Lens material: polycarbonate; Refraction index: 1.59; Anti-scratch coating; Anti blurring; Anti-reflective; Flicker-free; Increased visual and relaxing comfort; Improved contrast - Pixel Lens glasses are also advised for people who have undergone cataract surgery. Tests have been carried out at Colts Laboratories (Florida-USA) and at the Physics Department of the University of Turin - CE
