The experts we spoke with agree that wearing blue-light blocking glasses after dark, for computer work or scrolling through your phone, may help you to doze off afterward and sleep better.

If you already wear prescription glasses, you might be interested in blue-light-blocking clip-ons, like this pair, that attach to your existing frames. The yellow shuts out 87 percent of blue ...

Why Blue Light Matters, and How Blue-Light-Blocking Glasses Can Help Nearly a third of us are constantly online (and that number shoots up to almost half of us in the 18- to 29-year-old range).

Here’s our guide to the best blue-light-blocking glasses available right now, starting with some of the research that’s been done on blue light.

Artificial blue light from devices and screens is not kind on your eyes or your overall health. Here are the best blue light blocking glasses that we recommend.

These budget-friendly blue light blocking glasses from TIJN are a great place to start or if you're after multiple sets. The nerd-shaped frames come in multiple colors and are perfect to keep as a ...

Q: Is it OK to wear blue light blocking glasses all the time? Yep! Just like sunglasses, be aware of when you wear them—you wouldn’t wear sunglasses in a tunnel.

Glasses that claim to shield your eyes from screens' blue light and supposedly help you get better shut-eye may not provide much benefit at all — other than elevating your accessories.

Blue light-blocking glasses have filters in the lenses that block or absorb the blue light emitted by screens. So when you look at a screen while wearing them, less blue light will get to your eyes.

Some users report feeling less fatigued or experiencing fewer headaches when wearing these glasses. Ultimately, the decision to wear blue light blocking glasses should be based on personal ...