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You should expect to receive your refund within four weeks of giving your package to the return shipper, however, in many cases you will receive a refund more quickly. This time period includes the transit time for us to receive your return from the shipper (5 to 10 business days), the time it takes us to process your return once we receive it (3 to 5 business days), and the time it takes your bank to process our refund request (5 to 10 business days).
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You may return most new, unopened items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping costs if the return is a result of our error (you received an incorrect or defective item, etc.).
You should expect to receive your refund within four weeks of giving your package to the return shipper; however, in many cases, you will receive a refund more quickly. This time period includes the transit time for us to receive your return from the shipper (5 to 10 business days), the time it takes us to process your return once we receive it (3 to 5 business days), and the time it takes your bank to process our refund request (5 to 10 business days).
If you need to return an item, simply log in to your account, view the order using the "Complete Orders" link under the My Account menu, and click the Return Item(s) button. We'll notify you via email of your refund once we've received and processed the returned item.
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The Vynix three-lens system
One frame should not force one level of filtering. Choose a clear everyday lens, a stronger orange lens for extended sessions, or the deepest red option for dedicated evening use.
The strongest lens is not automatically the best lens for every task. Choose by wear time, colour accuracy and the level of visible tint you are comfortable with.
Choose by routine—not just a number
Start with when you will wear them and how much colour change is acceptable. The buttons below update the real Shopify Lens Type variant in the product form above.
Minimal colour shift
The natural-looking option for work, study and daily screens when accurate colour and easy all-day wear matter most.
Balanced middle ground
A stronger warm filter for long gaming, streaming or screen-heavy sessions without moving to the deepest red tint.
Deepest visible tint
The highest-filtering option for dedicated evening use when maximum blocking matters more than accurate on-screen colour.
Compare at a glance
The best option is the one that fits the task. Clear protects natural colour. Orange gives screen-heavy sessions a stronger warm filter. Deep Red prioritises the maximum stated level for dedicated evening wear.
| Compare | 30%Clear | 60%Orange | 99%Deep Red |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stated blue light blocking | Up to 30% | Up to 60% | Up to 99% |
| Visible tint | Clear | Warm orange | Deep red |
| Colour accuracy | Closest to natural | Noticeably warmer | Strongly altered |
| Recommended use | Work, study and general screens | Gaming, streaming and long sessions | Dedicated evening and low-light use |
| Choose this when | You need natural-looking colour | You want a stronger balanced filter | You want the maximum stated level |
One system across the day
You do not need the deepest tint at every hour. Match the visible filter to the job you are doing and the colours you need to see.
Daytime · Work & study
Choose 30% Clear for emails, spreadsheets, classes and general screens when normal-looking colour matters.
Long sessions · Gaming & streaming
Choose 60% Orange for a visible warm tint and stronger filtering during extended screen-heavy sessions.
After dark · Dedicated use
Choose 99% Deep Red when the maximum stated blocking level is the priority and a strong colour shift is acceptable.
Beyond the tint
Lens strength is the main choice. The supporting lens features are designed to make daily viewing clearer, more practical and easier to maintain.
Helps reduce distracting reflections reaching the lens from both the front and rear surfaces during screen use.
Adds rated UVA and UVB coverage beyond screen use. UV protection and blue light filtering are separate lens functions.
Designed for visual clarity, with the Clear option keeping colours closest to their natural appearance.
A hard multi-coating supports lens durability. Clean with the supplied or another clean microfibre cloth and avoid abrasive household cleaners.
What the percentages mean
The 30%, 60% and 99% figures are the supplier-stated blue light blocking ratings for each lens option. Light transmission varies across the visible spectrum, so use the percentage together with the tint, intended wear time and colour shift shown above.
The honest answer
Blue light glasses are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure an eye condition or sleep disorder, and individual comfort varies. Persistent eye pain, sudden visual changes or other concerning symptoms should be assessed by a qualified eye-care professional.
Before you choose
Clear is the lightest, most natural-looking option at up to 30%. Orange increases the stated level to 60% and adds a noticeable warm tint. Deep Red is the 99% option and creates the strongest change to visible colours.
Yes. Orange makes colours appear warmer, while Deep Red significantly changes colour perception. Choose Clear for design, editing or other tasks where accurate colour matters.
No. It is the strongest option, but it is intended for dedicated evening and low-light use. Clear may be the better match for daytime work and natural colour, while Orange sits between the two.
Do not use strongly tinted lenses for driving if they reduce visibility or alter your ability to identify traffic lights, signs or hazards. Clear is the practical option when accurate colour recognition is important.
Use the real variant pickers near the top of the product page. Choose both your frame colour and Lens Type before adding the product to your cart. The lens buttons in this guide update that same Lens Type selection.
Choose only from the options shown on the individual product page. Unless a prescription option is specifically listed there, the lens is sold as a non-prescription blue light lens.
The Vynix three-lens system
Most blue light glasses give you one lens and one answer. Vynix gives you three. Choose natural-looking everyday filtering, a stronger warm filter for long screen sessions, or deep red filtering for dedicated evening use.
Higher filtering creates a deeper visible tint. The strongest option is not automatically the best option for every task.
Match the lens to your routine
Start with when you will wear them and how much colour change you are comfortable with. Use the buttons below to update the product’s Lens Type selection above.
Minimal colour shift
The natural-looking option for work, study and everyday screens. It keeps on-screen colours closest to normal while providing the lightest filtering level.
Balanced middle ground
A stronger warm filter for long gaming, streaming or work sessions. It adds visible warmth without moving to the deepest red evening tint.
Deepest visible tint
The highest-filtering option for dedicated evening and low-light use. Choose it when maximum blocking matters more than accurate on-screen colour.
Select a lens above and we will take you back to the product options.
Compare before you choose
The right lens depends on the task. Designers and editors may prefer Clear because colour accuracy matters. A late-night gamer may prefer Orange. Someone prioritising the deepest evening filter may choose Deep Red.
| Compare | 30%Clear | 60%Orange | 99%Deep Red |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blue light blocking | 30% | 60% | 99% |
| Visible tint | Clear | Warm orange | Deep red |
| Colour accuracy | Closest to natural | Noticeably warmer | Strongly altered |
| Ideal use | Work, study, general screens | Gaming, streaming, long sessions | Evening and low-light use |
| Best starting point | New to tinted lenses | Want a stronger filter | Want the maximum level |
A lens for each part of the day
You do not need the deepest tint at every hour. Match the visible filter to the job you are doing and the colours you need to see.
Daytime · Work & study
Choose 30% Clear for emails, spreadsheets, classes and general screens when a normal-looking lens matters.
Long sessions · Gaming & streaming
Choose 60% Orange for an obvious warm tint and stronger filtering during extended screen-heavy sessions.
After dark · Dedicated use
Choose 99% Deep Red when maximum blue light blocking is the priority and a strong colour shift is acceptable.
More than a coloured tint
The lens strength is the main choice. These supporting features are designed to keep everyday viewing clear, comfortable and practical.
Helps reduce distracting reflections reaching the lens from both the front and back surfaces.
Lens protection rated for UVA and UVB coverage, adding an extra layer of everyday protection beyond screen use.
Designed for visual clarity, with the clearest option keeping colours closest to their natural appearance.
A hard multi-coating supports lens durability and helps the surface stand up to regular daily wear.
What the percentages mean
The 30%, 60% and 99% figures are the stated blue light blocking ratings for each lens option. A single percentage does not describe every visible wavelength, so use the number together with the lens tint, intended wear time and colour shift shown above.
The honest answer
They are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure an eye condition or sleep disorder. Individual comfort varies. If you have persistent eye pain, sudden vision changes or other concerning symptoms, speak with a qualified eye-care professional.
Before you choose
Clear is the lightest, most natural-looking option at 30%. Orange increases filtering to 60% and adds a noticeable warm tint. Deep Red provides the maximum 99% option and creates the strongest change to visible colours.
Yes. Orange makes colours look warmer, while Deep Red significantly changes colour perception. Choose Clear for design, editing or other tasks where accurate colour matters.
No. It is the strongest option, but it is intended for dedicated evening and low-light use. For daytime work or natural-looking screen colours, Clear may be the better match. Orange sits between the two.
You can, but the deep tint and significant colour shift make it less practical for many daytime tasks. It is designed primarily for use after dark or when accurate colour is not important.
Use the Lens Type picker near the top of the product page. Select Clear – Everyday Screen Use, Orange – Enhanced Filtering or Deep Red – Evening Filtering before adding the glasses to your cart.
Choose only from the options shown on the individual product page. Unless a prescription option is specifically listed there, the lens is sold as a non-prescription blue light lens.
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