Freya

FREYA Blue Light Protection Glasses

Ultimate comfort, style, and eye protection

The Freya Blue Light Protection Glasses shield your eyes from harmful blue and green light, offering comfort and clarity whether you’re working, reading, or relaxing. With multiple lens options, Freya provides the perfect balance of protection and style.

Key Features

Red Lenses – 100% Blue and Green Light Blockage (Not for Driving)
Ideal for nighttime use, these lenses block harmful blue and green light to support your circadian rhythm and improve sleep quality.

Yellow Lenses – 90% Blue Light Blockage
Blocks 100% of blue light in the 400-450nm range, reducing eye fatigue and strain during the day.

Blue Reflective Coating
Reduces glare for more comfortable screen use.

Anti-Scratch Coating
Protects lenses from damage, maintaining clarity over time.

Prescription Options
Available with prescription lenses for both vision correction and blue light protection.

Matte Black or Transparent Frames
Choose sleek, lightweight frames for all-day comfort.

Magnification Options
Available in 0, +1.25, and +2.00 magnifications for reading and close-up tasks.

Why Choose FREYA Blue Light Protection Glasses?

• Offers 100% protection from harmful blue and green light: Keep your eyes safe and refreshed, whether you're working late or enjoying your favorite screen activities.

• Ideal for long screen sessions: Reduce strain and fatigue from excessive screen use, so you can focus longer and feel more comfortable.

• Prescription-friendly: Freya glasses combine vision correction with blue light protection in one stylish pair.

• Stylish and durable frames: Choose from matte black or transparent frames designed for all-day comfort and lasting wear.

Customer Reviews

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Got these glasses as a gift from my husband because 'I spend so much time on my phone' for work and socials. Needless to say, after doing some research about harmful blue light, I have started using these as much as possible and always wear them when I'm on my laptop or phone."
— Danielle Snelgrove, Glasgow