Blue Light Blocking Glasses — Orange & Red Lens
Which lens should I choose?
Go with the amber lens if you wear them during the day or at work. Choose the red lens if you wear them in the evening before bed — it blocks more blue light to support your sleep.
How long until I notice a difference?
Most people notice less eye strain within the first use. For sleep improvements, give it 3–5 nights of consistent evening wear.
Pneuma Blue Light Blocking Glasses
Your screen time shouldn't cost you your sleep.
Orange Lens — Blocks 75–85% of blue light to reduce eye strain and support focus.
Red Lens — Blocks up to 99% of blue light below 500nm to support natural melatonin production and deeper sleep.
One pair. Better focus. Better sleep. Better performance.
Engineered for performance, focus, and recovery — with dual-lens technology that helps block up to 99% of blue light below 500nm.
Better focus during the day, less eye strain at work, and deeper sleep at night—all by controlling the light entering your eyes.
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Blocks 99% Of Blue Light
Are these better than cheaper options?
Most blue light glasses only block 30–60% of blue light. Pneuma blocks up to 99% below 500nm — the range that actually disrupts sleep and causes eye strain.
When should I wear them at night?
1–2 hours before bed to support natural melatonin production.
What is your return policy?
90-day money-back guarantee. Not happy? We'll sort it out.
Can I wear these watching TV or phone?
Yes — amber during the day, red in the evening.
How are these different from Night Mode?
Night Mode reduces brightness. Pneuma blocks the wavelengths that suppress melatonin.
Are these unisex?
Yes. All four styles fit men and women comfortably.
