Developed in collaboration with top ophthalmologists and optometrists, Eyesafe Eyewear features advanced lens technology by BluTech, designed to reduce eye strain and improve sleep. Eyesafe is also introducing a new category-defining requirements for blue light glasses to establish a benchmark for effectiveness and color clarity.
Guided by the latest health research and insights from doctors, Eyesafe is introducing new industry requirements for displays and screen protection accessories. UL Solutions will verify product efficacy to the requirements on blue light emissions and circadian impact. Eyesafe is also launching it’s patented Eyesafe CPF60 technology for mobile screen protectors. This advanced solution helps to mitigate circadian rhythm disruption while also supporting visual comfort and display color accuracy.
Eyesafe, a global leader in blue light filtration technology, requirements, and advocacy, proudly announces the results of a SleepScore Labs validation study conducted on its CPF60 and CPF70 blue light filtering technology for mobile screen protection. The results affirm that Eyesafe solutions aid sleep quality.
With the much-anticipated release of iPhone 15, Apple once again raised the bar in terms of design and display quality. To protect the new iPhone, ZAGG has introduced the Glass XTR3 blue light screen protector with Eyesafe® RPF60 technology. Glass XTR3 is the world’s first and only screen protector with Eyesafe RPF60, a breakthrough technology that filters 60% of blue light from the phone’s display. This level of blue light filtration is unprecedented and reaffirms ZAGG’s global leadership as the most trusted mobile accessories brand.
Eyesafe hosted the inaugural Blue Light Leaders Roundtable, an exclusive event that brought together eye doctors and prominent figures in the consumer electronics industry.
As blue light becomes a growing concern among people who use screens, doctors weigh on some of the most popular question surrounding exposure.
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