
WHIEDA graphene glasses for screen work: UV and blue-light filter, anti-glare coating and a frame made of graphene composites with anion emission. For adults and children.
A monitor during the day, a phone in the evening, a tablet for the kids — our eyes hardly ever rest. By the end of the day they feel dry, red and gritty. WHIEDA graphene glasses are made for people who spend a lot of time in front of a screen: they filter out excess light, reduce glare and make the image sharper.
The frame is made of graphene composites with anion emission: according to the manufacturer, the glasses release 5,580 anions per cm³. The manufacturer associates this with supporting microcirculation around the eyes — a feeling of freshness and rest.
In case of hyperthyroidism, retinal haemorrhage, post-operative bleeding or epilepsy — only after consulting a doctor.
Information is based on manufacturer materials. The glasses are not a medical device, do not correct vision and do not replace diagnosis, treatment or an examination by an ophthalmologist. If you have an eye condition, consult an ophthalmologist.
Glasses with UV and blue-light filtering, anti-glare coated lenses and a frame made of graphene composites with anion emission. Included: tester, cleaning cloth, case.
Wear the glasses while working at the computer, studying and during any long screen time.
Wear them in the evening too, when you look at your phone or tablet.
Even with the glasses, take short breaks: look away from the screen and into the distance.
Wipe the lenses with the cloth provided and keep the glasses in their case.
No. These are protective glasses for screen work; they do not replace glasses or lenses prescribed by an ophthalmologist.
Yes, the glasses are designed for adults and children — for example, for studying and using a tablet.
It lets you see for yourself how the lenses filter radiation.
Yes, the frame is light and comfortable. But breaks for your eyes are still useful.
In case of hyperthyroidism, retinal haemorrhage, post-operative bleeding or epilepsy — only after consulting a doctor.
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