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Recovery Blue Light Glasses Orange
You recover your muscles – but your sleep? The orange blue light glasses cut screen blue light and fit your whole day.
- Orange filter, 99% blue light
- Built for screen time
- The all-rounder for the day
- Feather-light & no prescription
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Recovery Blue Light Glasses Orange
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$113.00
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Orange or red blue light glasses – what's the difference?
The orange pair blocks 99% of blue light and is made for the day: work, office and gaming. The red version blocks 100% but distorts colours very heavily and is only meant for the 1–2 hours before sleep. These orange glasses are your all-rounder for the day.
Does the orange filter distort colours?
Yes, slightly – the filter adds a warmer tone to the image. For work, gaming and streaming that's no issue; only for colour-critical design work (e.g. photo editing) they're not suitable.
Is there a return option?
Yes. You have a 30-day return right from receipt: within the first 14 days you can withdraw without giving a reason (statutory right of withdrawal). From day 15 to 30 we voluntarily take the item back if it is defective, was delivered by mistake or differs significantly from the description – complete with all accessories and with photo/video evidence. See all conditions here.
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Why the blue light glasses make the difference
Free shipping
Delivered in 6–8 days, no import duties
30-day return right
14 days for any reason, then for defects – conditions apply
Multi-coated lenses
Anti-blue-light, UV400 & anti-reflective
Real support
We'll help you quickly
Through the screen day more relaxed with the orange blue light glasses
The orange blue light glasses are your companion for long screen time. Their orange-tint lens cuts 99% of short-wave blue light (190–590 nm) from monitor, console and phone – whether at the office, gaming or streaming.
- Cut 99% of blue light
- Look at screens more comfortably
- Ideal for office & gaming
- Part of your recovery routine
Filter & use
The orange filter cuts 99% of screen blue light (190–590 nm) and, with its light tint, is made for the whole day – office, gaming, streaming.
Lenses & coating
7-layer multi-coated lenses with anti-blue-light coating, UV400 protection, anti-reflective and anti-scratch deliver a calm, clear image – day after day.
Comfort & shape
At just 20 g the glasses stay comfortable for hours. The unisex frame comes in square (6018) or round (6011) – choose your shape.
Technical data
| Filter / tint | Orange blue light filter, lightly tinted |
|---|---|
| Blue light filtering | 99% of blue light (daytime version) |
| Spectral protection | 190–590 nm |
| UV protection | UV400 |
| Lenses | 7-layer multi-coating (anti-blue-light, anti-reflective, anti-scratch) |
| Prescription | None (0 dpt) |
| Weight | 20 g |
| Shape | Square or round (selectable variant), unisex |
| Frame width | 141 mm (square) / 139 mm (round) |
| Lens width | 55 mm (square) / 51 mm (round) |
| Lens height | 45 mm (square) / 47 mm (round) |
| Bridge width | 16 mm |
| Temple length | 140 mm |
| Model | 6018 (square) / 6011 (round) |
| In the box | Blue light glasses, case, cleaning cloth |
- Filters 99% of screen blue light (190–590 nm)
- Orange-tinted, for the whole day at the screen
- 7-layer lenses: anti-reflective, UV400 & anti-scratch
- Feather-light at just 20 g
- No prescription – square or round

Orange filter, 99%
Less blue light, when it counts
The orange-tint filter cuts a broad share of short-wave screen blue light (190–590 nm). So you look at your monitor, console and phone more comfortably.

Just 20 grams
Wear for hours, barely feel them
The light frame made of tough plastic stays comfortable even on long sessions – no pressure points on nose or ears.

7-layer lenses
Clear view, fewer reflections
Anti-reflective and anti-scratch layers plus UV400 deliver a calm, clear image – day after day, screen after screen.

Square or round
Your shape, your style
Choose your frame in square or round – both 20 g light and unisex, for men and women.
Your reviews
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Recovery Blue Light Glasses Orange in comparison
| Recovery Blue Light Glasses Orange | Basic blue light glasses | |
|---|---|---|
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| Blue light filtering | 99% (190–590 nm) | Partial filter |
| Best used | All day | Unclear |
| Lenses | 7-layer, UV400, anti-reflective | Single coating |
| Weight | 20 g | Heavy |
| Shape | Square or round | One size fits all |
| Price | $65.00 |
What's inside the lenses

Outer protective layer
Anti-reflective layer
UV protection layer
Orange blue-light filter layer
Optical lens core
Anti-reflective coating
Protective layer
Good blue light protection doesn't have to be expensive
Let's be honest – getting a blue light filter at the optician or reaching for pricey branded gaming glasses quickly costs a multiple. That's why our blue light glasses exist: a blue light filter for long screen time, accessible to everyone.
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| Blue light filter at optician (surcharge) | from $150* |
| Branded gaming glasses | $100 – $200* |
| Frame + filter coating | from $240* |
| Tired eyes after long screen days | Annoying |
| Recovery Blue Light Glasses Orange | $65.00 |
*Typical market prices in Germany (opticians/brands), as of 2026. Guide values.
FAQ and useful information
What are blue light glasses and how do they work?
Blue light glasses have tinted or coated lenses that filter part of the short-wave blue light from screens. They're mainly worn during long screen time to make viewing more comfortable.
Are blue light glasses worth it?
Anyone looking at monitors, phones or consoles for hours a day often finds a blue light filter pleasant. It's not a cure-all, but a simple building block for a more mindful approach to screen time.
Orange or red blue light glasses – what fits when?
Orange (approx. 99%) is the all-rounder for the day – work, office, gaming. Red (100%) is the evening specialist for the 1–2 hours before sleep, but distorts colours more.
Do you need a prescription for blue light glasses?
No. There are blue light glasses entirely without correction (0 dpt) that anyone can wear if they don't need vision correction.
What should you look for when buying?
What matters is a noticeable filter (tint/spectral range), good coatings like anti-reflective and UV protection, a light frame for long wear and a fit that suits you.
Who are gaming or screen glasses suitable for?
Mainly for people with lots of screen time – gamers, office workers, heavy phone users. For persistent eye or sleep problems, seek medical advice.














