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Royal Red Orange

Royal Red Orange

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Royal Red Orange, orange blue light blocking glasses for evening use

Royal Red Orange are NoBlue orange-lens glasses designed for evening use, after dark and before bed. The Orange lenses filter 100% of blue light within their stated operating range, helping reduce exposure from screens and cool artificial lighting at the time of day when the body is preparing for rest.

This model features the red version of the Royal frame, with a more expressive appearance. It is intended for people who want the stronger Orange filter while still choosing a frame that fits their personal style.

100%
blue light filtering within the Orange lens operating range
Evening
designed for use after dark
CR39
filter integrated into the lens material

What do Royal Red Orange glasses do?

  • filter 100% of blue light within the stated Orange lens operating range,
  • reduce blue light exposure after dark,
  • support a lower-light evening routine by reducing short-wavelength light,
  • can improve subjective eye comfort after a long day in front of screens,
  • are suitable for phones, laptops, computers, tablets and televisions in the evening.

What's included?

  • Royal Red Orange glasses,
  • protective case,
  • microfibre cleaning cloth,
  • blue light tester,
  • user instructions.

Who are Royal Red Orange for?

Royal Red Orange are intended for people who continue using screens in the evening and want to reduce the amount of blue light reaching their eyes. They can be used for working after dark, watching films, gaming, reading from a screen or using a phone before bed.

The model features the red version of the Royal frame, with a more expressive appearance. If you want to compare other evening models, see the NoBlue evening glasses collection.

Why reduce blue light in the evening?

Blue light is a natural part of daylight. In the evening, additional exposure can come from phones, laptops, computer monitors, televisions and cool LED lighting. Light is also one of the environmental signals the body uses to distinguish active time from rest time.

Reducing strong, cool light in the evening can help create a calmer lighting environment before sleep. NoBlue Orange lenses are designed specifically for this part of the day, especially during the final hours before bed.

100% blue light filtering with Orange lenses

The Orange lenses used in Royal Red Orange filter 100% of blue light within their stated operating range. They provide stronger filtering than Day lenses and are therefore intended for evening rather than colour-critical daytime use.

The visible orange tint reduces shorter wavelengths of visible light, so the image appears noticeably warmer than it does through Day lenses. This colour shift is intentional and is part of how the Orange filter works.

Glasses for phones, laptops, computers and TV

You can wear Royal Red Orange while using a phone, laptop, desktop computer, tablet or television after dark. They are intended for people who do not want to stop using screens completely in the evening but want to reduce blue light exposure while doing so.

Eye comfort after screen use

Long periods of close-up work and frequent screen use can be associated with tired, dry or uncomfortable eyes. By evening, this discomfort can become more noticeable after a full day of work or study.

Orange lenses change the spectrum of light reaching the eyes and may improve subjective comfort during evening screen use. For daytime work, a better choice is NoBlue Day glasses, which preserve more natural screen colours.

Melatonin, sleep and circadian rhythm

The body uses light as one of the signals that helps regulate periods of activity and rest. Bright, cool light late in the day can make the evening environment feel more like daytime.

Royal Red Orange are intended as part of an evening routine for people who want to reduce blue light more strongly after dark. They are not a treatment for sleep disorders, but they provide a practical way to change evening light exposure.

NoBlue lens technology

Royal Red Orange use CR39 lenses with the filter integrated into the lens material rather than relying only on a surface coating. The filtering properties are therefore part of the lens itself.

NoBlue lens testing

NoBlue lenses have been evaluated in measurements carried out at Lodz University of Technology, Institute of Electrical Power Engineering. The measurements show the difference between lighter Day lenses and stronger Orange lenses.

More information and measurement results are available on the NoBlue test results page.

How do Royal Red Orange differ from Day glasses?

Day glasses are designed for daytime screen use and filter 40% of blue light within the stated Day lens operating range while keeping colours more natural.

Royal Red Orange filter 100% of blue light within the stated Orange lens operating range and are designed for evening use. If you use screens both during the day and after dark, the two lens types can be used at different times of day.

Why choose Royal Red Orange?

Royal Red Orange combine the stronger Orange filter with the red version of the Royal frame, with a more expressive appearance. They are a good choice if you want evening blue light reduction without giving up the frame style you prefer.

When should you wear Royal Red Orange?

Wear Royal Red Orange in the evening, especially during the last hours before bed and whenever you use bright screens or spend time under cool artificial lighting after dark.

Frequently asked questions about Royal Red Orange

Do Royal Red Orange filter 100% of blue light?

They filter 100% of blue light within the stated operating range of the Orange lenses.

When is the best time to wear Royal Red Orange?

They are intended for evening and after-dark use, especially during the final hours before bed.

Can I use them with a phone, laptop and television?

Yes. They are designed for screen use after dark.

How are Orange lenses different from Day lenses?

Day lenses filter 40% of blue light within their stated operating range and are intended for daytime use. Orange lenses filter 100% within their stated Orange operating range and are intended for evening use.

Can I wear them every day?

Yes. They can be used regularly as part of an evening routine.

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