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The detail
Computers, mobile devices, and TV screens are an unavoidable part of our lives, whether for work or play. But extended exposure to digital blue light is commonly discussed in relation to screen use, although current evidence does not show reliable benefits for digital eye strain, sleep or macular health. Our optical-grade Aweh Eyewear Blue Light Blocking Glasses have been developed by our optometrists to support everyday screen-use comfort and improve visual comfort. They block both UV400 and blue light, and anti-reflection coating provides glare protection. Say "AWEH!" to better all-day vision comfort and a good night's sleep!
0.00 Lens power is recommended for general non-prescription use.
Features:
- Blue light blocking lenses
- For use with computer / gaming / smartphone / TV
- Optical quality, scratch-resistant lenses
- Anti-eyestrain
- UV & Glare protection
- High-quality, lightweight frame construction
Specifications:
- Frame Material: Plastic
- Size: S
- Lens Width: 49 mm
- Bridge Width: 17 mm
- Unisex
What's in the box
1 x Glasses
1 x Case
1 x Microfibre cleaning cloth
| SKU | 1003-C1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Aweh Eyewear |
Delivered by The Courier Guy in 2 to 3 working days, tracked nationwide. Delivery is free on orders over R2 500.
Changed your mind or the fit is wrong? Return it within 30 days.
Before you choose
Questions worth asking
What does polarisation actually do?
Light bouncing off a flat surface such as a road, water or a car bonnet becomes horizontally aligned, which is what you experience as glare. A polarised lens filters that alignment out. It makes the biggest difference driving, fishing or near water, and it is a genuine optical effect rather than a coating that wears off.
Do blue light glasses really help?
Honestly, the evidence is mixed and we would rather say so. A 2023 Cochrane review pooling 17 trials found blue-light filtering lenses probably make little or no difference to eye strain at a screen. Where the evidence is stronger is evening light and sleep. We set out the research in full, including the parts that do not favour the product, on our Information page.
How do I work out which frame size suits me?
Every product page lists the model code and its measurements, in the order the industry uses: lens width, bridge width and temple length, all in millimetres. The quickest guide is a pair you already own, since those three numbers are usually printed on the inside of the temple arm. Match those and the fit will be close.
What do the numbers in the product name mean?
They are the manufacturer model code and colourway. On a Ray-Ban RB3548N 002/71 51, RB3548N is the model, 002/71 identifies the frame and lens colour combination, and 51 is the lens width in millimetres. Searching that code on our site will bring up every colourway we hold.
