Red Glasses
The evening glasses. After sunset the red lens blocks essentially all blue and green light — the wavelengths that suppress melatonin — passing only therapeutic red. Wind down the way your biology expects to.
Size & Fit
One universal size, unisex. A flexible frame shaped to suit most adult faces — worn on its own, over the eyes, indoors.
- Unisex, one size — the flexible frame suits most adult face shapes.
- Featherweight and low-profile, comfortable through a full workday or a long evening.
- Wraparound-style coverage also shields light entering from the sides, not just the front.
- Soft nose-bridge contact for all-day comfort, with no pinching.
- A complete standalone frame. Already wear a prescription? Reach for our matching clip-ons instead.
Your Screens Don't Know
The Sun Has Set.
After sunset your body expects darkness — but lamps, TVs and phones keep firing blue and green light that your brain still reads as midday. That late-evening signal delays melatonin and keeps you alert long after you'd rather be winding down. Once the sun is gone, Red Glasses shut that blue and green out completely, so your evening finally feels like evening.
Better Nights, Naturally.
Protect Melatonin
Blocking blue and green after dark lets your sleep hormone rise on the schedule biology intended.
Wind Down Faster
Cut the evening light signal that keeps your brain locked in daytime mode, so you settle sooner.
Wake Up Clearer
A cleaner wind-down tends to mean steadier energy and a sharper start the next morning.
Made For After Dark.
A flexible TR90 frame, anti-reflective red lenses that block all blue and green, and a weight you forget you're wearing.
Red For Night.
Yellow For Day.
Wear Red Glasses after sunset to block all blue, then reach for Yellow Glasses through the day for screens and LED light. Two lenses, one rhythm.
Discover Yellow Glasses
Questions
Red is your after-dark pair. From the moment the sun sets, the deep-red lens blocks essentially all blue and green — the evening light that holds melatonin back. During the day, when you still need accurate colour for screen work, reach for the lighter Yellow pair instead, which filters about 85% of blue.
