Custom Tinted Glasses

Yes, certain tints, particularly FL‑41 lenses, have been clinically shown to reduce light sensitivity in people who suffer from migraines. This rose-coloured tint filters out specific wavelengths of blue-green light that can trigger or worsen migraine symptoms. Many patients report fewer and less intense migraines when wearing FL-41 tinted glasses, especially under fluorescent lighting or screens.

Yellow or amber-tinted lenses can improve contrast and reduce glare from headlights when driving at night. However, very dark tints should be avoided in low-light conditions. For night driving, we recommend low-percentage amber or yellow tints to maintain visibility while enhancing clarity.

No, when chosen properly, tinted lenses are not harmful. They can improve visual comfort and reduce eye strain. Myths about "weakened eyesight" from tinted lenses are unfounded. Just ensure your tint matches your environment and needs, especially for prescription use.

Yes, lightly tinted lenses can be very effective indoors. Amber or rose tints help with digital eye strain, while FL-41 lenses reduce discomfort under harsh fluorescent lighting. They're popular with office workers, gamers, and people with light sensitivity.

Light Tint (10–25%): Best for indoor use, screen time, and subtle fashion.

Medium Tint (30–50%): Great for general outdoor wear and everyday brightness.

Dark Tint (60–85%): Ideal for strong sunlight or high-glare environments like beaches or snowy settings.

Amber and blue light filtering tints are ideal for screen use. They reduce glare, ease eye strain, and help maintain healthy sleep cycles by limiting disruptive blue wavelengths from digital devices.