Product Overview
Brand: TIJN
Color: Black
Features:
- TINTED BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING GLASSES - Tinted lens filters harsh blue & green light to reduce eye strain, glare and fatigue during evening computer work, gaming, TV binges and phone scrolling — ideal as blue light glasses men reach for after dark.
- BUILT FOR GAMING & COMPUTER USE- Square frame design engineered for long screen sessions - lightweight 1.5 oz frame, comfortable fit for men's faces, keeps your focus on the game not the glare. Pairs perfectly with gaming setups and office work.
- DUAL AR COATINGS & SPRING HINGES - Anti-reflective dual AR coatings reduce reflections on both lens sides; spring hinges flex to fit a wide range of head sizes without pressure points, so all-night sessions stay comfortable.
- EVENING, SLEEP & RED LIGHT FRIENDLY - Warm tinted lenses support your natural wind-down routine - wear them while watching TV, reading or relaxing before bed to help signal your body it's time to sleep, a lighter alternative to full sleep glasses.
- MEDIUM FIT AND COLOR NOTICE - 51-20-140 frame, 143 mm width, 41 mm lens height. Red lenses intentionally shift colors and are not for driving or color-critical work.
Details: Description TIJN red lens blue light blocking glasses are designed for customers who prefer a stronger tint during evening screen routines. The red-tinted lenses help filter a broader range of blue and blue-green light from digital screens, creating a deeper warm viewing tone than clear or orange lens options. The classic square full-rim frame is made with lightweight plastic and spring hinges for a flexible, secure fit. With a 51 mm lens width, 20 mm bridge, 140 mm temple length, 143 mm frame width, and 41 mm lens height, this medium-fit style works well for adults, men, and women. Use them for computer gaming, streaming, phone browsing, tablet viewing, TV watching, monitor use, and nighttime digital device use. The dual anti-reflective coatings help reduce visible lens reflections for a cleaner screen-viewing experience. Please note that red lenses intentionally change color perception and may not be suitable for driving, photo editing, design work, or other color-sensitive tasks.
