Felix Gray Computer Glasses - Non-prescription glasses for people who stare at screens.

@donte_ll Woohoo! Let us know if you have any questions at help@shopfelixgray.com :)

@ibanez270dx Hey Jeff, same concept, just a more modern lens and frames made of Italian acetate in contemporary styles. Our first partnership was with Jet.com and quite a few of their developers wore Gunnars before trying Felix Gray. The ones that were waiting for something that looks a little more "normal" or "fashionable" switched, however there was one die-hard Gunnar fan that said he would never wear anything but... It's all preference, our lens is just a bit more advanced and styles a bit less futuristic :)

@ichenjia Hey Jia, same concept as gunnar, just a modern lens and a little more attention paid to detail in contemporary frame styles and material (we use premium Italian acetate, not plastic) :)

@taykcrane Hi Taylor! We'll be launching reading soon enough for exactly that reason! If you want email us at help@shopfelixgray.com and we can join to our reading glasses mailing list :)

@justcolbss @felixgrays Hi Colbey. Thanks for the kind words! Sure of course. So blue light is naturally produced by energy efficient screens, like LEDS. Software can't really fix that problem :/ What things like Nightshift and f.lux are good at though is changing the temperature of your screen. Our eyes don't do well with contrast, so a white screen in a dark room is tough on them. But beyond that, it doesn't do much. Our lenses specially filter blue light and eliminate glare, which are the major causes behind eye strain, sleep loss, etc. Here's a good Forbes article on Nightshift and how it doesn't really filter much blue light. "Night Shift, which turns down the amount of blue light produced by the display, won't significantly affect the production of melatonin enough to influence the circadian rhythm and improve the user's nighttime sleep cycle. I've looked into this before and it's more of a placebo effect.” http://www.forbes.com/sites/gord...

@danielalcorn @felixgrays Hi Daniel! We use a better quality lens. Not sure if they're using polycarbonate or something worse. Ours is a CR-39, which gives it a better Abbe value :) (that means better clarity)