Screen glasses

Screen prescription glasses

Computers, smartphones, tablets and television screens now occupy an important place in our daily lives. Whether at work, at home or during leisure time, our eyes are put to use for long hours. This prolonged exposure can cause a sensation of eye fatigue, difficulty maintaining concentration or discomfort at the end of the day. Screen prescription glasses address these new needs by combining appropriate visual correction with technologies designed to improve comfort during intensive screen use.

Why wear screen prescription glasses?

Spending several hours in front of a screen places a constant strain on our eyes. Changes in focus, reduced blinking and prolonged exposure to artificial light can lead to greater visual fatigue as the day progresses. People affected often describe a sensation of tired eyes, end-of-day headaches, difficulty staying focused or a need to take more frequent breaks.

Screen prescription glasses provide correction suited to your daily use while incorporating, where necessary, a blue light filter. This treatment helps improve visual comfort during prolonged screen use without altering vision quality. Combined with a perfectly adapted prescription, it is a particularly popular solution for people who work several hours a day on a computer.

What is blue light and why filter it?

Blue light is a part of the light spectrum emitted in large quantities by LED screens, smartphones and fluorescent lighting. Unlike other wavelengths, it penetrates deeply into the eye and can contribute to eye fatigue during prolonged exposure. In the evening, it can also disrupt melatonin production and affect sleep quality. A blue light filter integrated into the lenses reduces this exposure without altering color perception, for more comfortable vision throughout the day. It does not replace an appropriate optical correction, but effectively complements it for heavy screen users.

Models with integrated blue light filter

Certain frames are available directly with lenses featuring an integrated blue light filter. This is notably the case for the Tom Ford FT5992-B prescription glasses and the Tom Ford FT5980-B prescription glasses, specially designed to provide visual comfort from the moment they are worn. These models come with a blue light filter integrated into the original lens, making them an ideal solution for those wishing to reduce screen-related eye fatigue while enjoying the characteristic elegance of the Tom Ford house. Their contemporary design allows them to be worn both in the office and for everyday use.

Lenses personalized to your vision and your needs

Every user has a different visual correction and their own work habits. This is why there is no single universal solution for people who work on screens. Our qualified opticians will guide you in choosing your future lenses, taking into account your prescription, your working distance, your professional activity and the time spent in front of screens.

We can fit the majority of our frames with prescription lenses incorporating a blue light filter, whether single-vision or progressive. Depending on your needs, we also select the most suitable treatments: anti-reflective coating, thinned lenses, blue light protection or other specific options can be combined to create a fully personalized solution.

Who are screen prescription glasses for?

Screen prescription glasses are suitable for anyone who spends several hours a day in front of a computer or other digital device. They are particularly recommended for office workers in open-plan environments, remote workers, students, creative professionals, developers, graphic designers, as well as people who regularly use multiple screens throughout the day. They are also well suited to gamers and content creators who spend long hours in front of their setup. The aim is not only to correct vision, but to provide equipment adapted to your lifestyle and working environment.

Order your screen glasses from Céline Roland Opticien Lunetier

The Céline Roland Opticien Lunetier website lets you browse our selection of screen glasses online, with detailed product pages for each model: materials, dimensions, colors and available lens options. You can place your order directly online with complete security, with the option to have your custom blue light filter prescription lenses fitted according to your prescription. Our qualified opticians are available to answer all your questions and guide you toward the solution best suited to your correction and your daily screen use. Delivery is fast so you can enjoy your new eyewear as soon as possible.

Frequently asked questions about screen glasses

Are blue light blocking glasses really effective?

Blue light filters help reduce exposure to the wavelengths emitted by screens, which can improve visual comfort during prolonged use. Many users notice a reduction in eye fatigue and better sleep quality when wearing these glasses in the evening. Results vary depending on the individual and the intensity of screen use. Our opticians can advise you on the most suitable option for your situation.

Can I have a blue light filter without optical correction?

Yes, it is possible to have lenses with a blue light filter and no correction, known as plano lenses (zero diopter). They are intended for people who do not need visual correction but wish to protect their eyes during intensive screen use. At Céline Roland Opticien Lunetier, we can fit most of our frames with this type of lens.

What is the difference between standard progressive lenses and screen progressive lenses?

Standard progressive lenses are designed for vision at all distances, both far and near. Screen-specific progressive lenses, also known as comfort lenses or office lenses, are optimized for intermediate and near distances typical of a working environment. They offer a wider intermediate vision zone, ideal for switching between a computer screen and a paper document without effort. They do not replace standard progressive lenses for driving or outdoor activities.

Are screen glasses covered by health insurance?

Prescription lenses, including those with blue light treatment, may be partially covered by your supplementary health insurance depending on your plan and your prescription. The frame itself is covered up to the limits set by your plan.

How long does it take to adjust to screen glasses?

Adapting to a new pair of glasses, particularly with progressive lenses or a new prescription, generally takes between a few days and two weeks. For screen-specific lenses, most users notice an improvement in comfort within the first few days. If discomfort persists beyond two weeks, it is advisable to consult your optician to check the fit.