Daytime Screen Optimization
Daytime Screen Optimization
Wear Everyday lenses from morning to afternoon to cut stimulating blue light from screens and keep your eyes and focus steady all day.
Questions, answered
Wear them any time you're on screens or under bright indoor lighting. Morning through sunset is the sweet spot. Think laptops, phones, office lights, long drives during the day.
A little. The Everyday tint adds a soft amber wash, but it's light enough that colors, design work, and video all stay close to normal. Most people stop noticing it after a few minutes of wear.
Yes for shade and overcast light. For direct sun, Everyday isn't a replacement for sunglasses. You'll still want a pair with full UV protection for long outdoor days.
Yes. The tint is light enough for comfortable daytime driving. We don't recommend wearing them after dark, when the amber tint reduces how much light reaches your eyes.
Most people notice less screen fatigue within their first day of wear. Steadier focus and more stable energy build over the first few weeks of daily use.
If you struggle with winding down at night or falling asleep, yes. Dusk is built for that job. Everyday handles your day, Dusk handles your evening. Most customers end up with both.
Clean with a microfiber cloth and a lens spray made for coated lenses. Skip paper towels, shirt tails, and household cleaners. Those can scratch the coating over time.