The number of smartphone users in the US has nearly tripled since 2010, from 62.6 million to 163.9, and is projected to reach 220 million by 2018. So everybody's talking about the dangers of blue light - how much exposure are we getting daily, and how does it affect our lives? There was a time in the not-very-distant past when only the techies were staring at computer screens for hours at a time. Again and again, the user experience bears out the dramatic improvement that BluTech Lenses can have on the quality of patients' lives.ĭo you have a great patient story to relate? We'd love to hear from you! Send us a message! It feels so good wearing them I find I wear them all the time.'" We're always thrilled to hear these kind of patient stories. 'Since I've gotten them I haven't had one migraine. I asked how she liked them and I was actually amazed by her answer.
"Three weeks later, I found her back in my waiting room playing on her smartphone with her BluTechs on. We had just started taking BluTech in the practice so I asked if she would be my "guinea pig." I offered her a guaranteed refund if she wasn't happy so she could try the lenses without feeling obligated.
Basically she worked on a computer 8+ hours a day and everyday she was coming home with a migraine. "So of course I started asking questions about why she wanted a prescription.
"About a year or so ago I had a patient come out of her eye exam upset she didn't have a prescription! Now as someone who has been in glasses since she was 6 I thought she was crazy. That's what we mean when we say "high performance."Ī Phoenix optician working in an independent optometrist's office recently related this terrific patient story to us. Finally - a lens that helps you interact with your world just the way you want to, while still protecting your vision. That means smartphone screens, tablet computers, digital car dashboards, and even your fish-finder. They also allow the wearer to read their digital devices without removing their glasses. Golfers regularly tell us they can read the greens more easily while they're playing, because their vision is actually enhanced by the lens.īut wait, there's more! BluTech Outdoor Lenses have all the optical advantages of polarized lenses, controlling glare and blocking 100% of UVA and UVB. And, outdoor enthusiasts especially love BluTech polarized for this reason. Indoor BluTech Lenses even improve clarity of vision when driving at night. The OLP lenses improve contrast, making your vision crisp and clear Glare is significantly reduced Colors appear brighter, and objects more defined. BluTech users often relate to us that they suffer less from digital eye strain, dry eyes, and fatigue.īeyond the potential health benefits, however, BluTech provides other high-performance benefits. Eyes that don't have to strain to see through blue light scatter are far more relaxed and comfortable. This filtering naturally enhances your ability to see well. Where other "blue light treatments" actually deflect a small portion of blue light away from the eye, BluTech simply filters the wave lengths naturally absorbing the most damaging wavelengths as nature intended, while still allowing through the wavelengths required for true to life color perception and control of our circadian rhythm (sleep/wake cycle). Using a BluTech Lens means that you are providing additional protection with the same solution nature provides, filtering the exact high-energy wave lengths that are most damaging. There are a number of recent studies that confirm this correlation, linking blue light to health concerns like digital eye strain, retina damage, obesity, diabetes, and even health and behavioral problems in children. High energy blue light can have a negative impact on our daily vision, health and overall sense of well-being. OLP is the substance the very mature adult human eye uses to shield our retinas from high energy blue light. When we talk about BluTech Lenses being "high performance," what exactly do we mean?īluTech Lenses are made infused with chemistry that mimics our natural Ocular Lens Pigment (OLP).