Best device blue light protection in a clear lens.*

Introducing Eyesafe Clear Pro: precision device blue light reduction, in a lens as clear as a standard lens.
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Nearly 8x1Device blue light protectionReduces nearly 8x more of a smartphone OLED screen's blue light at 480–500 nm than a leading premium clear lens, and over 5x more than another.
Clear lens2Low yellownessYellowness Index 3.7 in daylight (D65), within the clear-lens range of 10 or less. No visible yellow tint.
Color accurate3Measured on screenScreen color shift of ΔE2000 0.77 on a smartphone OLED. A shift below 1.0 is generally not noticeable.
UV400+ Device blue light 430–500 nmBlocks UV to 400 nm and reduces device blue light across 430–500 nm, in the same clear lens.
Designed for modern devices

Engineered for the screens you live on.

As light from your screen passes through Eyesafe Clear Pro, patented absorbers in the lens go to work, right where OLED and LED screens emit.

Reduced where screens emit.

Precision device blue light reduction across 430–500 nm, the band where modern screens emit blue light. Plus full UV400 protection.

Device blue light 430–500 nmUV400

Color sharpened and balanced.

Precision notches between the green and red primaries keep what you see crisp and true, in a clear lens with no yellow tint.

Patented multi-notch technologyClear lens · no yellow tint
Eyesafe Clear Pro lens profile over an OLED screen emission spectrum (illustrative)
PATENTED EYESAFE TECHNOLOGY100+ patents and trade secrets
How Eyesafe works
Built into the lens

Engineered to the nanometer.

Eyesafe absorbers are built into the lens material, not painted on as a tint. Every lens is measured on a calibrated spectrophotometer, so the protection is precise and it lasts.

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Eyesafe Clear Pro lens, crystal clear
Clear lens

You'll forget it's there.

Eyesafe Clear Pro looks like a standard clear lens, with low yellowness (Yellowness Index 3.7) so white stays white. The protection is built into the lens, not added as a tint.

A screen seen through Eyesafe Clear Pro next to the same screen through a tinted lens
Ranked #1 of 34

Ranked #1 where screens emit.

We measured 34 clear lenses, blue light glasses and tinted lenses side by side on a calibrated spectrophotometer.

Measured in the Eyesafe lab against Eyesafe Eyewear Requirements · See the research

#1 of 344Device blue light, 480–500 nmOf the 34 lenses and glasses tested in the Eyesafe lab, including tinted glasses, Eyesafe Clear Pro has the highest average reduction across 480–500 nm, the peak of melanopic sensitivity, where OLED screens emit.
#1 clear lens5Device blue light, 430–500 nmOf the 17 lenses with a Yellowness Index of 10 or less tested in the Eyesafe lab, Eyesafe Clear Pro has the highest average reduction across 430–500 nm. 2–4x the reduction of leading premium clear lenses.
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Peak device blue light reduction, 480–500 nm (%) · higher = more protection Yellowness · lower = clearer lens CLEAR LENSES Eyesafe Clear Pro
Eyesafe Clear ProOphthalmic lensesBlue light glassesClear lenses (yellowness ≤ 10)

Lens yellowness against peak device blue light reduction (CPF) at 480–500 nm, where screens emit, for 34 lenses and glasses. Products shown by category only. Eyesafe lab, October 2026.

On a real screen

Nearly 8x more of a phone screen's blue light reduced.

Measured through each lens on a smartphone OLED screen, Eyesafe Clear Pro removes 32% of the blue light the screen emits at 480–500 nm. Two leading premium clear lenses remove 4% and 6%.

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 32% 4% 6% Screen blue light removed, 480–500 nm (%)
Eyesafe Clear ProLeading premium lens ALeading premium lens B

Share of a smartphone OLED screen's emitted blue light at 480–500 nm removed by each lens, weighted by the screen's measured output. Eyesafe lab, October 2026.

How we measured
Device blue light reduction
Peak filtration at 480–500 nm, the band where screens emit and the eye's melanopic (body-clock) response peaks (CIE S 026:2018).
Yellowness Index
The visible yellow cast of a lens in D65 daylight. Clear lenses measure 10 or less.
Screen white and color shift
How much a phone screen's white and colors change when viewed through the lens, measured on an iPhone 15 Pro Max OLED (True Tone off). A ΔE2000 below 1 is generally not visible.
Samples
34 lenses and glasses purchased at retail 2019–2026, single samples, measured on a calibrated spectrophotometer (300–780 nm) in the Eyesafe lab, October 2026. Products shown by category only. Photochromic lenses excluded.
Trusted technology

We've been inside your screens.
Now we're in your lens.

The same Eyesafe science behind screens from the world's leading device brands, now in the lens you look through every day.

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How it feels

Comfortable from morning to midnight.

Long screen days, without the glare of a yellow lens. Eyesafe Clear is designed for the way you really use your devices, all day and into the night.

The Eyesafe Clear line

Two lenses. Both clear.

Choose everyday protection or advanced protection. Either way, white stays white and color stays true.

EVERYDAY PROTECTION

Eyesafe Clear

The everyday clear lens, upgraded: world-class clarity, UV400 and AR, plus measured device blue light reduction.

Everyday protection you can't see.
ADVANCED PROTECTION

Eyesafe Clear Pro

Precision device blue light reduction designed for modern devices, with color sharpened and balanced.

Best device blue light protection. Clarity you can see.*
HSA/FSA eligible

Use your HSA/FSA dollars on prescription lenses with Eyesafe Clear.*

For retailers and eye care providers, it's one more reason customers choose Eyesafe Clear.

How HSA/FSA eligibility works →

HSA/FSA ELIGIBLE*
For you

See the magic for yourself.

Eyesafe Clear is coming soon to opticians and eyewear brands. Leave your email and we'll tell you when and where you can get it.

For lens brands, retailers and distributors

Bring Eyesafe Clear to your customers.

Request lens samples, the partner overview and pricing for your market.

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Questions

Your blue light questions, answered.

How much device blue light does Eyesafe Clear Pro reduce?On average 34% at 480–500 nm (peak 40.5%), where OLED screens emit most, and 19% across 430–500 nm, the full band where phones, tablets and laptops emit blue light. Measured on a calibrated spectrophotometer.
How does that compare with other lenses?Eyesafe Clear Pro ranked #1 of 34 lenses and glasses tested at 480–500 nm, including tinted products, and #1 of 17 clear lenses across 430–500 nm. On a smartphone OLED screen it removes 32% of the blue light the screen emits at 480–500 nm, versus 4% and 6% for two leading premium clear lenses.
Why 430–500 nm and 480–500 nm?430–500 nm is where digital screens emit most of their blue light. 480–500 nm is where the eye's melanopic (body-clock) sensitivity peaks, per CIE S 026, and where OLED screens emit strongly.
Does it block all blue light?No, and it isn't meant to. It reduces blue light in the bands where screens emit, while letting enough light through to keep the lens clear and screen color accurate.
Will colors look different?Screen color shift measures ΔE2000 0.77 on a smartphone OLED screen. A shift below 1.0 is generally not noticeable.
Is it a tinted or yellow lens?No. It measures a Yellowness Index of 3.7, within the clear-lens range of 10 or less. Eyesafe patented absorbers are built into the lens material instead of a tint. How it works
How is it measured?Each lens is measured on a calibrated spectrophotometer (300–780 nm) in the Eyesafe lab, against Eyesafe Eyewear Requirements. Results are from testing in October 2026.
What's the difference between Clear and Clear Pro?Both are clear lenses with device blue light reduction and UV400. Clear Pro adds advanced device blue light reduction.
What do UV400 and 430–500 nm mean?UV400 means the lens blocks ultraviolet light up to 400 nm. 430–500 nm is the band of visible blue light that digital screens emit, where Eyesafe Clear Pro reduces device blue light while the lens stays clear.
Is it HSA/FSA eligible?Prescription lenses are an eligible expense for qualifying customers. Check with your plan administrator.
When can I get it?Eyesafe Clear Pro is coming soon to opticians and eyewear brands. Get notified above to be first to know.
I'm a lens brand or retailer. Can we get samples?Yes. Request samples above and our team will send Clear and Clear Pro lenses with the partner overview.
*HSA/FSA eligible: prescription lenses, for qualifying customers. Eligibility is determined by your plan administrator. Device blue light protection measured in the Eyesafe lab, October 2026. "Best device blue light protection": Eyesafe Clear Pro ranked #1 of 34 ophthalmic lenses and blue light glasses measured in the Eyesafe lab for device blue light reduction (480–500 nm, where OLED and LED screens emit), October 2026. (1) CPF (Circadian Protection Factor): peak filtration 480–500 nm, measured 40.5%. Smartphone OLED: share of an iPhone 15 Pro Max screen's emitted light at 480–500 nm removed by each lens (True Tone off): Eyesafe Clear Pro 32%; leading premium clear lenses A and B 4% and 6% (7.7x and 5.4x). (2) Yellowness Index 3.7 in D65 daylight; clear lenses measure 10 or less. (3) Screen color shift ΔE2000 0.77 on a smartphone OLED screen; below 1 is generally not visible. (4) Average blue light reduction 480–500 nm (34.2%; peak 40.5%), highest of 34 lenses and glasses tested including tinted products. (5) Average blue light reduction 430–500 nm (19.0%), highest of 17 clear lenses and glasses tested (Yellowness Index 10 or less); leading premium clear lenses 4.9–9.0%. Tinted products with higher 430–500 nm reduction measure Yellowness Index 17–54. Rankings: Eyesafe lab, October 2026; 34 lenses and glasses purchased at retail 2019–2026, single samples, measured on a calibrated spectrophotometer; screen white shift measured with an iPhone 15 Pro Max OLED spectrum. Products shown by category only. Lifestyle imagery and the lens profile diagram are illustrative. © 2026 Eyesafe Inc.
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