Give your body the night back.
Exhausted all day, then wide awake the second your head hits the pillow? It’s not you — it’s the light. Dusk filters ~99% of the blue and green light keeping your brain in daytime after sunset.
- Fall asleep faster — on your own, no pills
- Quiet the “tired but wired” nights
- Wake up clear instead of groggy
- Just put them on when the sun goes down
~99% blue + green filteredIt’s not you. It’s the light.
After dark, your screens and lamps pour out the same blue-green light as high noon. Your body reads it as daytime and holds melatonin back. Dusk filters ~99% of that exact light — so your own sleep signal finally arrives on time.
White light inWarm — passes throughBlue + green — absorbedFilter the daytime light. Give the night back.
“Tired but wired,” gone.
Bright screens keep your stress signal switched on after dark. Dusk filters that light so cortisol can fall and your body stands down.
Fall asleep faster.
Evening screens hold melatonin back — by up to 90 minutes. Dusk blocks the light doing it, so the sleep signal arrives on time.
Mornings that start clear.
Protected melatonin lets your body reach the deep, restorative stages of sleep — the difference between waking foggy and waking sharp.
Full refund if you don’t notice a difference.
95% Everyday · ~99% Dusk. Measured, not marketed.
Including the return, if it comes to that.
Best blue light glasses I’ve owned so far.
— Jaxon B., Verified BuyerAwesome shades — I get so many compliments on them.
— Trent Hernandez, Verified BuyerThe quality of these glasses and the case it comes with is unreal. I didn’t expect it at all. I’ll definitely be buying more.
— Verified BuyerFour shapes. One Dusk lens. Pick yours.
The honest answers.
Isn’t this just orange sunglasses?
No. The deep amber is pigment embedded in the lens and tuned to filter ~99% of the blue and green light between 400 and 570nm — verified by a third-party lab. Sunglasses just darken everything; Dusk removes the specific wavelengths that keep your brain in daytime.
Will I be able to see with them on at night?
Yes. Dusk lets the warm end of the spectrum through, so your room and screens just take on a warm tint. You lose the harsh blue that keeps you awake — not the ability to see.
When should I put them on?
When the sun goes down. Wear them from sunset to lights-out, through screens, dinner, and winding down.
Why not just take melatonin?
Melatonin adds a hormone from the outside. Dusk removes the light that’s suppressing your own melatonin, so your body makes it on schedule — nothing added.
How is this different from night mode?
Night mode dims one screen. Your room is full of light — overheads, lamps, the TV. Dusk filters the light reaching your eyes from every source, not just your phone.