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JINS SCREEN - Blue Light Blocking Glasses
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JINS SCREEN

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description JINS SCREEN Overview

JINS SCREEN refers to blue-light-filtering lenses and eyewear from the Japanese glasses brand JINS. The lenses reduce the transmission of selected blue-light wavelengths and can be chosen with compatible frames. They are aimed at people who regularly use computers, smartphones or tablets and want a screen-oriented lens option within an everyday pair of glasses. The defining feature is the lens filter rather than one particular frame shape.

Prescription needs and the chosen lens option remain important when comparing pairs. Filtering blue light should not be treated as proof that ordinary screen light damages eyes or that these glasses reliably solve fatigue and focusing problems. Research has not established a clear short-term eye-strain benefit for blue-light-filtering glasses as a category.

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Do JINS SCREEN glasses have a yellow tint?

Standard JINS SCREEN lenses are designed to be virtually clear while still blocking up to 25% of blue light from digital screens. They also offer a 'Cut' version that blocks up to 60% of blue light, which does have a slightly more visible tint.

Can you get prescription lenses in JINS SCREEN glasses?

Yes, JINS is an optical retailer and offers the JINS SCREEN blue light filtering technology on almost all of their prescription frames. You can simply choose your desired frame and select the blue light coating or lens upgrade during checkout.

Where are JINS glasses manufactured?

JINS is a Japanese eyewear brand that manufactures its own frames and lenses, with many of their products assembled in China and Japan. They emphasize high-quality materials and automated manufacturing processes to keep prices affordable.

Do JINS SCREEN glasses block UV rays?

Yes, in addition to reducing high-energy visible blue light, the JINS SCREEN lenses also feature a UV protection coating. They are designed to block 99.9% of harmful ultraviolet rays, protecting your eyes from both digital screens and sunlight.

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