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TheraSpecs® Therapeutic Glasses for Blue Light

Learn about the wide range of therapeutic lens options that TheraSpecs offers to protect you from harmful blue light, whether you have light sensitivity, issues with sleep or vision, or simply need something to wear while looking at your screen.

TheraSpecs® offers a wide range of therapeutic glasses designed to reduce aggravating blue light. We have lens options that are designed to give you more protection against blue light from screens, LEDs and fluorescents, provide better relief for photophobia and light-sensitive conditions, and even can help improve your sleep. When compared with typical blue light glasses that only focus on a narrow spectrum of blue wavelengths, TheraSpecs eliminate more across a wider spectrum, including the wavelengths that are most likely to trigger migraine, post-concussion syndrome and other issues caused by light.

TheraSpecs Assortment of Therapeutic Blue Light Glasses in Classic Frame

Lens Options for Blocking Blue Light


TheraSpecs Blue Light Glasses Reviews

TheraSpecs customers say that our glasses outperform the competition, whether they are for everyday use on the computer and/or for improving their symptoms caused by blue light sensitivity. If screen or other artificial light gives you headaches, migraine attacks, dizziness, eye strain or causes other issues, then TheraSpecs can help you too! Join the thousands every year who fall in love with our glasses.

 What Our Customers Are Saying

Hanna wearing FL-Pro TheraSpecs for blue light

★★★★★
BETTER FOR PHOTOPHOBIA
"I was previously wearing [other] blue blockers for my photophobia. I have found the TheraSpecs better for stopping or minimizing the photophobia, and my eyes have also been less dry. I've hardly needed to use eye drops, whereas before I was using them almost daily."
-Hanna, Australia, wearing FL-Pro (extra) lenses

Sean wearing FL-Pro Winslow TheraSpecs blue light glasses

★★★★★
A GAME CHANGER
"If I were to compare these TheraSpecs glasses to other blue light glasses, I would say it helped about 25-30% better, which is a game changer for me because I stare at a computer all day. And my eyes just honestly feel smooth."
-Sean P., Canada, wearing FL-Pro (extra) lenses

Aimee wearing Audrey FL-Pro TheraSpecs blue light filtering glasses

★★★★★
TREMENDOUS RELIEF
"After comparing various blue light-blocking glasses and other FL-41 lenses I decided to try TheraSpecs and I’m so glad I did! They have provided tremendous relief and allow me to function without the fear and dread of recurrent symptoms."
-Aimee, Texas, wearing FL-Pro (extra) lenses

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Blue Light Affects Our Health In Different Ways
TheraSpecs Target the Right Wavelengths Based On Your Needs

Blue light is everywhere, but it is not just one wavelength of light that has a singular impact on our eyes and brains. It is an entire spectrum (400-500nm), with differing effects depending on the specific range and concentration of wavelengths and the person exposed to them.

For example, blue light near 480nm is the most likely to trigger photophobia and light-sensitive conditions like migraine, brain injuries, and vestibular disorders.1 Even a few seconds or minutes of exposure to these harmful wavelengths can bring on symptoms of headache, vertigo, aura, light sensitivity, and much more.

And we cannot escape this type of blue light: fluorescent lights, LEDs, computer and device screens, and sunlight. Plus, people with photophobia are extra sensitive to invisible flickering of fluorescent lighting and some LEDs, and this flickering is more prominent in the blue spectrum.2

Other points along the blue light spectrum also have harmful effects. Screen use can subject us to blue light in the 440-470nm range, which can lead to eye strain, fatigue, and blue light-induced headaches, even for a person without light sensitivity. It may also lead to a decline in general eye health too.3 Even our sleep can be disrupted by blue light, particularly when exposed in the hours before you go to bed.4

As a result of all of these issues related to blue light, TheraSpecs offers several lenses designed to address each of these unique challenges:


TheraSpecs Flex is the ideal option for mild light sensitivity and/or relief from screen-induced discomfort. Its barely-there tint provides relief in a subtle lens and blocks significantly more blue light compared to other glasses marketed for screen use.
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TheraSpecs FL-Pro™ maximizes the filtering power of FL-41 to remove the most harmful wavelengths of blue light near 480nm and protect you against computer and device screens, fluorescent lighting, LEDs and other artificial sources.
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TheraSpecs FL-Blend™ also uses FL-41 and balances the filtering of triggering blue light with a less noticeable tint to provide meaningful relief for symptoms brought on by artificial sources.
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Both FL-Pro and FL-Blend are best for people with stronger light sensitivity. They also help further protect against fluorescent lights and LEDs by cutting down on the negative impact of invisible flicker.5

TheraSpecs Sleep lens blocks 100% of blue light in order to activate melatonin production and aid in a smoother transition to sleep. Wear them for 2-3 hours before your bedtime to maximize their sleep-enhancing benefits.
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TheraSpecs Contrast HEV™ filters the high-energy visible blue light that our eyes don’t focus well, helping to bring greater clarity and contrast to your vision. It also removes much of the light that may negatively harm your long-term eye health.
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Research shows that TheraSpecs:

  • Reduce migraine attacks by up to 74 percent
  • Minimize headaches and eye symptoms
  • Lessen photophobia and light sensitivity from blue light
  • Lessen other symptoms triggered by blue light, including dizziness, blurry vision and more
  • Protect against fluorescent and screen lighting
  • Improve circadian rhythms and sleep
  • Increase contrast sensitivity and improve visual acuity
  • Are preferred by 78% of light-sensitive people over other glasses marketed for blue light
Woman wearing TheraSpecs therapeutic glasses with Flex lenses for blue light

Prescription and Reader TheraSpecs Available

You can customize your relief with TheraSpecs, including ordering prescription lenses and readers, both with our therapeutic tints for blue light protection and relief. Simply click on the style(s) you're interested in, select either lens correction "Prescription" or "Reading Glasses," and fill out the remaining details to complete your order.

Shipped Worldwide, Including the US, UK and Canada

TheraSpecs can be purchased quickly, easily, and securely through our online store. Whether you live in the US, UK, Australia, Canada or just about anywhere else in the world, we are able to get our therapeutic glasses right to your door. We even have a free shipping option for all US orders. In-stock pairs ship the same or next business day; custom orders take approximately three weeks.

60-Day Money-Back Guarantee

We want you to feel your best, even with the amount of blue light we are exposed to. If you don't absolutely love the relief of your TheraSpecs, we want you to know that we're here to help. You can reach out to us at any time with questions or if you need additional support in order to get the most out of your experience with our glasses.

We also encourage you to take full advantage of our return and exchange policy. If you want to try another frame or a different lens option, just reach out to our team within 60 days. We also accept returns for non-custom TheraSpecs as well.


References:

1M. Tatsumoto, T. Eda, T. Ishikawa, M. Ayama, K. Hirata “Light of Intrinsically Photosensitive Retinal Ganglion Cell (ipRGC) Causing Migraine Headache Exacerbation.” IHC symposium OR3. 2013 June

2Wilkins AJ, Nimmo-Smith I, Slater AI, Bedocs L. “Fluorescent lighting, headaches and eyestrain.” Lighting Research and Technology 1989 March;21(3) 1 11-18

3Kim DJ, Lim CY, Gu N, Park CY. Visual Fatigue Induced by Viewing a Tablet Computer with a High-resolution Display. Korean J Ophthalmol. 2017;31(5):388-393. doi:10.3341/kjo.2016.0095

4Gladanac B, Jonkman J, Shapiro CM, et al. Removing short wavelengths from polychromatic white light attenuates circadian phase resetting in rats. Frontiers in Neuroscience. 2019;13. doi:10.3389/fnins.2019.00954.

5Wilkins AJ, Wilkinson P. A tint to reduce eye strain from fluorescent lighting? Preliminary observations. Ophthalmic Physiol Opt. 1991 Apr;11(2):172-5.

Additional references:

Good PA, Taylor RH, Mortimer MJ. “The use of tinted glasses in childhood migraine.” Headache. 1991 Sep;31(8):533-6

Blackburn MK, Lamb RD, Digre KB, Smith AG, Warner JE, McClane RW, Nandedkar SD, Langeberg WJ, Holubkov R, Katz BJ. “FL-41 tint improves blink frequency, light sensitivity, and functional limitations in patients with benign essential blepharospasm.” Ophthalmology. 2009 May;116(5):997-1001.

Pérez-Carrasco MJ, Puell MC, Sánchez-Ramos C, López-Castro A, Langa A. Effect of a yellow filter on contrast sensitivity and disability glare after laser in situ keratomileusis under mesopic and photopic conditions. J Refract Surg. 2005;21(2):158-165. doi:10.3928/1081-597X-20050301-11

Bullock G. Do Blue Light Glasses Help with Fluorescent Lights? 8 Mar 2021. Retrieved from: https://www.theraspecs.com/blog/do-blue-light-glasses-help-with-fluorescent-lights/

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