Glare from Indoor Lighting

The lighting and digital devices indoors can be extremely glaring.
I find indoor LED lights way too harsh!
Why not start using digital devices more wisely—with proper visual protection?

🌐 What Is Blue Light?

Blue light is emitted from sunlight, artificial lighting, and digital devices—it’s everywhere in our daily lives.
It refers to short-wavelength visible light ranging from 380 to 500 nm, which the human eye perceives as bright and often glaring.

Due to its short wavelength, blue light scatters easily when it interacts with dust or moisture in the atmosphere.
This scattering causes the eye to perceive glare and flickering, especially under intense or concentrated exposure.

💡 Characteristics of LED Light

LEDs—used in lighting, televisions, and more—are widely adopted for their energy-saving efficiency, making them common in offices and homes.
However, LED lights contain a high amount of blue light to enhance brightness.

In addition, LED lighting often appears harsher and more glaring than traditional bulbs because the light is more concentrated and directly projected, causing discomfort for many users.

Solutions / Measures

Indoors, choose lenses based on your lifestyle and sensitivity to glare.
Tinted lenses help reduce glare by absorbing blue light and reflecting it through special coatings.
Additionally, it’s important to adjust the brightness and color temperature of light emitted from lamps, TVs, smartphones, and other digital devices for optimal eye comfort.

Glare from Indoor Lighting

Solutions / Measures

Recommended Products

Wide-Field Single Vision Lens

Your Vision Concern, Our Expert Solution

Visual Difficulties

Eye Strain / Difficulty Focusing

Easy and Convenient

Glare and Halos

Products tailored to your specific needs