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There are many factors to consider when it comes to glasses. Some of them are personal preferences, like how they look. Most are essential, like comfort and prescription options. Here are the most important things to consider when shopping for the best blue light glasses.
Recipe
First of all, you need to make sure that the blue light glasses you want can be adjusted to your prescription if you have one. Some options on the market cannot, making them unsuitable for people who need corrective lenses and blue light features.
Usage
How often you plan to use your blue light glasses will determine factors such as weight and shape. If you’re going to be wearing them all the time while gaming or staring at your computer screen at work, comfort is key. If you’re only going to wear them occasionally at your computer in the evening, you have more versatility in your choice.
Ability to block blue light
Deciding how much light you want to block will help you determine which pair is best for you. Glasses with a yellow or orange tint block more of the light spectrum. They can distort colors on your computer. The bright blue light glasses do not do this, but they cannot block as much light.
Frame style
This is mostly a personal preference, but your frame style matters. Glasses, while useful, are also a way to express yourself. The good and bad news is that you have a lot of options to choose from. In addition to shape and style, you can choose from different materials such as plastic, acetate, and wire.
Additional features
Depending on how often you plan to use the glasses, you may be interested in features such as anti-glare, UV protection, or an anti-scratch coating. Not all options offer these features, so shop around to make sure the glasses you want will meet your needs.
Price
Blue light glasses are more affordable than prescription lenses, averaging between $15 and $100. Prescription options often cost even more. Determining your budget will help you determine which glasses will fit within your budget. The more extra features you want your glasses to have, the higher the price tag.
