Computer & Blue Light Blocking Glasses
Computer glasses should be custom-made to fit your needs. 39DollarGlasses has a variety of lens options for different symptoms and lifestyles — check the chart below for your ideal match.
Blue Block Coating
Migraine Glasses
Anti Reflective Coating
Anti Reflective Coating
Sleep Glasses
Computer Progressives
Blue light filter
Block blue & green lights
Light sensitivity
Reduces eye fatigue
Night driving
Lenses are clear
Intermediate or computer distance
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Blue light filter
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Reduces eye fatigue
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Night driving
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Lenses are clear
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Intermediate or computer distance
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Blue light filter
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Light sensitivity
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Reduces eye fatigue
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Reduces eye fatigue
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Night driving
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Lenses are clear
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Blue light filter
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Reduces eye fatigue
-
Night driving
-
Lenses are clear
-
Blue light filter
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Block blue & green lights
-
Reduces eye fatigue
-
Intermediate or computer distance
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Blue light filter (optional)
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Reduces eye fatigue
-
Lenses are clear
-
Intermediate or computer distance
Blue light filter
Block blue & green lights
Light sensitivity
Reduces eye fatigue
Night driving
Lenses are clear
Intermediate or computer distance
Blue Block Coating
Migraine Glasses
Anti Reflective Coating
Anti Reflective Coating
Sleep Glasses
Computer Progressives
Types of Prescription Computer Glasses
Computer glasses include a wide range of lenses that support healthy vision during screen use. Customize your prescription for intermediate distance and reading, avoid eye strain, block glare, and even deflect light waves that may disrupt your sleep schedule. Other versions can reduce light sensitivity for people who experience migraines.
Shop Our Selection of Computer Eyeglasses
Blue495™
These lenses are perfect for blocking blue light and preventing eye strain from looking at your computer all day.
Neurolux™
These lenses block harmful blue light from screens and helps to reduce migraines and light sensitivity.
Ultimateview™
These have single, progressive, bi-focals, anti-reflective and polarized options of these lenses. Perfect for a variety of vision needs while still providing the perks of computer glasses.
Crizal Prevenzia™
These lenses have an anti-glare coating that is perfect for reducing blue light from screens, glare, and eye fatigue.
Ocusleep™
These lenses are specifically designed to reduce light waves that negatively affect your circadian rhythm and prevent sleep.
Kodak™
Kodak™ Workspace lenses are designed to go from computer to up-close reading, without having to switch glasses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need computer glasses?
Most people should wear computer glasses while using screens. They’re especially important during long periods of computer use since light from the screen can cause eye strain and headaches.
How do computer glasses work?
Computer glasses feature specialized lenses that can mitigate the negative effects of screens. Some varieties include lightly tinted lenses to filter damaging light waves, others have clear coatings that reduce distracting lens glare. Depending on the variety, these glasses may block blue light to improve sleep, prevent eye fatigue, and improve light sensitivity.
Are blue blocking glasses and computer glasses different?
Blue light blocking glasses and computer glasses are similar, but most computer glasses have additional features to protect your vision. Many computer glasses can reduce light sensitivity and include anti-reflective coatings specifically made for looking at screens. Choosing specialized computer glasses is one of the best ways to protect your eyes while using computers.
Are computer glasses the same as reading glasses?
Computer glasses are not the same as reading glasses. Although reading glasses can help you see screens clearly, they won’t protect against damaging side effects like eye strain. However, you can add protective features to your reading glasses, including blue light filters and anti-glare coatings for healthy screen use.
Can I use reading glasses for computers?
Reading glasses can help you clearly see computer screens. But for the best vision, experts recommend adding special features designed for using computers, such as anti-glare coatings and blue light filters. You can also combine specialized computer lenses with progressive or bifocal prescriptions.
