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SOLRAY offers premium blue light filtering eyewear designed to align your vision with your body’s natural rhythm. Our three lens collections — Sunrise (Yellow), Sundown (Orange), and Sleep (Red) — are tuned for different times of day. Each pair is engineered for comfort, optical precision, and timeless style, so you can protect your eyes without compromising on aesthetics.
Each SOLRAY lens is designed with a specific spectral transmission profile, targeting the exact wavelengths known to influence eye strain, alertness, and melatonin production.
☀️ Sunrise (Yellow)
Filters: 400–500 nm
Blocks: ~85% of short-wavelength blue light
Purpose: Ideal for daytime indoor use and screen work. These lenses cut the harshest high-energy blue light that causes eye fatigue and oxidative stress to the retina, while still allowing some blue-turquoise light (around 490–520 nm) to pass through — maintaining natural alertness and mood.
🌇 Sundown (Orange)
Filters: 400–530 nm
Blocks: ~98.5% of blue light and most turquoise light
Purpose: Designed for use after sunset. By blocking nearly all light below ~530 nm, these lenses reduce stimulation of intrinsically photosensitive retinal ganglion cells (ipRGCs) — the cells that suppress melatonin and keep you wired after dark. This helps the brain begin winding down naturally.
🌙 Sleep (Red)
Filters: 400–570 nm
Blocks: 100% of blue (400–500 nm) and green (500–570 nm) wavelengths
Purpose: Engineered for nighttime use, these lenses eliminate the full spectrum of light known to suppress melatonin. By removing both blue and green light, they allow your pineal gland to release melatonin freely, improving sleep onset, depth, and recovery quality.
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Blue light is a high-energy portion of the visible light spectrum, abundant in daylight — and in LED screens, phones, and artificial lighting.
During the day, it boosts alertness and mood. But excess exposure after dark sends “daytime” signals to the brain, suppressing melatonin and delaying deep, restorative sleep. Chronic exposure can also contribute to digital eye strain, headaches, and fatigue.
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Blue light is beneficial in natural sunlight during daytime hours. It becomes harmful when you’re exposed after sunset, especially from screens or LED lighting. This confuses your internal clock — making it harder to fall asleep and affecting hormone balance, recovery, and overall performance.
SOLRAY lenses are designed to filter progressively more blue light as the day transitions into night, keeping your biology balanced.