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AMDOR® · Blue light filter glasses with no prescription
The look. Without the extra cost.
Blue Light Filter Glasses - BLUE II
30-Tage-Geld-zurück-Garantie
Kostenloser Versand
Laborbericht
EN ISO 12312-1 · UV400
A STYLISH ADDITION TO YOUR DIGITAL EVERYDAY LIFE
Smartphones, computers and TVs are a natural part of our lifestyle. If you regularly spend time in front of digital displays, AMDOR blue light filter glasses without prescription are the ideal accessory to make your screen time even more pleasant.
COMFORTABLE VIEWING AT YOUR SCREEN
Digital monitors emit visible blue-violet light. The functional lenses of AMDOR glasses filter out part of this light. The result is a relaxed, clear view of your screen for every task at the monitor.
FOCUS IN THE OFFICE AND AT HOME
Whether at work in the office, studying or creating on your laptop – clear vision supports your concentration. The discreet lens design provides viewing comfort throughout your working day.
A SLOWER EVENING ROUTINE
In the evening, a look at your smartphone or tablet is often part of the routine. Our glasses soften the intensity of the display light and give you a calm, relaxed viewing experience in the evening.
MODERN DESIGN THAT IMPRESSES
Our models combine functional lenses with timelessly elegant frames. Thanks to lightweight materials, the glasses feel pleasantly light – a stylish statement that underlines your personal look.
DETAILS
Warranty
We stand behind our glasses. That's why we're offering you a 30-day money-back guarantee. You can test the glasses for 30 days and, if necessary, return your order completely risk-free!
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Measured, not claimed
What the glass can do – and what it can't.
Blue light filter glasses are often sold with big promises. Instead, we show you what was measured in the lab — and also tell you what a pair of glasses cannot do.
That's it.
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Filter some of the blue-violet light: at 410 nm only 7.7 % passes through, over the entire blue range (380–500 nm) around a third less.
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Block UV light almost completely (UV400, 0.04 % transmission).
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Stay clear: 89.5 % of visible light passes through – Filter category 0, suitable for indoor use and screen work.
That can't be it
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cure or prevent diseases – it is not a medical device.
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Take breaks: For long days spent looking at screens, ophthalmologists recommend the 20-20-20 rule.
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Do not substitute a visit to an ophthalmologist if your eyes are having persistent problems.
labor report
The measurement curve of our glasses.
This glass lets through that much light at every wavelength. On the left is the UV range, then blue – the lower the line, the more is filtered. Drag your finger or mouse over the curve.
Source: Measurement Report Micro-Light Optics Co., Ltd. · Same lenses in all AMDOR blue light filter glasses
Transmission at 410 nm (blue-violet)
Transmission 380–500 nm (Tsb) – about one third filtered
Visible light (Tv) – clear view
UV transmission 280–380 nm (UV400)
Tested according to
| norm | Result |
|---|---|
| ANSI Z80.3:2018 | ✓ Passed |
| EN ISO 12312-1:2013 (A1:2015) | ✓ Passed |
| AS/NZS 1067.1:2016 | ✓ Passed |
| UV380 · UV400 | ✓ Passed |
| Traffic Light and Signal Light Recognition | ✓ Passed |
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What really helps
The glasses are one part. This is the other one.
The 20-20-20 Rule, which ophthalmologists recommend for prolonged screen use. It costs nothing and works with any glasses.
Take a short break from the screen every 20 minutes.
Look into the distance for 20 seconds.
On something around six meters away.
Blue Light Filter Glasses - BLUE II comparison
Yellow 'gaming' glasses | Blue Light Filter Glasses - BLUE II | Screen glasses from the optician | |
|---|---|---|---|
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glasses
| Vivid yellow, colors distorted | Almost clear (Tv 89.5%), slightly warm | Sure, individually coated |
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measured values
| Rarely released | Labor report, curve up | Inquire at the optician |
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visual acuity
| Usually not possible | without prescription | Yes, after measurement |
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Price
| Inexpensive | 59.95 € for two pairs of glasses | Significantly more expensive |
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Best for
| Gaming in the evening | Screen days without needing glasses | Who needs a vision prescription |
360-degree view
Every color from above at an angle
This is what the glasses look like when they're lying on the table in front of you – with the AMDOR logo on the temple.
This way, it stays clear for a long time.
Every order comes with a case, a fabric pouch, a cleaning cloth, and a bracelet. Here's how to care for the glasses:
- Lukewarm water and a drop of mild dish soap – no alcohol, no glass cleaner. The blue coating will thank you.
- Pat dry with the microfiber cloth – don't rub with a shirt or paper towel.
- Put them in the case when you set them down – never lay the glasses upside down.
Frequently Asked Questions
The glass’s properties are measured: it transmits only 7.7% of light at 410 nm and blocks UV completely (lab report above). We do not claim any effect on health, sleep, or headaches. Try it out – you have a 30-day return policy.
Not like gaming glasses. They let 89,5 % of light pass through and have a slight warm undertone (b* 14,4) – visible on white paper, barely noticeable in everyday life.
No. If you need one, a pair of screen glasses from the optician is the right way to go.
Add two pairs of glasses to the cart — same or different colors. One of them is automatically free.
AMDOR is operated by CACHE & CARRIE LIMITED, Hong Kong. All information can be found in the imprint.
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