Why Choose SOLRAY?

At SOLRAY, our glasses are built with more than just style in mind—they’re backed by science. Each lens is engineered to reduce or fully block blue light at specific wavelengths, depending on the time of day you wear them. Our Sunrise lenses filter harsh blue light during the day to prevent eye strain, while our Sunset and Sleep lenses eliminate it entirely at night to support deeper, more natural sleep.

Blue light is the strongest signal your body receives to stay awake. It comes naturally from the sun—but also artificially from screens, LEDs, and indoor lighting. Too much of it, especially at night, confuses your body and disrupts your internal clock. That’s where our lenses come in—to help reset that balance and restore your rhythm.

SOLRAY Sunrise Lenses block 84% of Blue Light.

SOLRAY Sunset Lenses block 98.5% of Blue Light.

SOLRAY Sleep Lenses block 100% of Blue Light

Why Is Blue Light So Important?

Your body runs on a 24-hour internal clock called the circadian rhythm. This system controls when you feel awake, when you feel sleepy, and how your body prepares for those states. It does this by regulating hormone production—especially melatonin, cortisol, adrenaline, serotonin, and growth hormone—all triggered and timed by exposure to light, specifically blue light.

Morning: Blue Light = Wake Up

In the morning, natural sunlight (rich in blue light) hits your eyes and tells your brain it’s time to wake up. This light signal passes through the retina to your suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN)—your brain’s circadian control center. In response, your body increases production of cortisol and adrenaline, giving you that alert, focused, ready-to-move feeling. You also get a boost in dopamine and serotonin, helping with mood, motivation, and energy.

Night: No Light = Wind Down

As the sun sets and blue light fades from the environment, your SCN signals the release of melatonin, your body’s main sleep hormone. Melatonin slows your heart rate, cools your core body temperature, and begins the shift into sleep mode. At the same time, cortisol levels drop, allowing you to feel calm, relaxed, and ready for rest. Other nighttime hormones, like human growth hormone (HGH), which aids in recovery and repair, also rely on a properly timed circadian rhythm to function effectively.

But when artificial blue light from screens and LED lights floods your environment after dark, this natural system gets hijacked.

Your brain stays in daytime mode—even when it’s 10pm. Melatonin is suppressed, cortisol stays high, and you feel wired when you should be winding down. Over time, this disrupts your sleep, weakens immune function, increases anxiety, and leaves you feeling depleted, foggy, or moody the next day.

Signs Your Circadian Rhythm Might Be Off:

If your internal rhythm is disrupted, your body will let you know. Here are some signs that your circadian system might be out of sync:

  • You struggle to fall asleep at night or wake frequently
  • You feel groggy in the
    morning, even after a full night’s rest
  • Your energy crashes in the
    afternoon
  • You experience frequent
    headaches or dry, irritated eyes
  • Your mood feels flat or
    anxious without a clear reason
  • You rely heavily on caffeine
    to stay alert during the day

When Your Rhythm is Working, You Feel:

When your circadian rhythm is in sync, everything starts to feel smoother—your sleep improves, your focus sharpens, and your mood lifts.

  • You wake up easily and naturally, without hitting snooze
  • You stay energised and focused throughout the day
  • You feel more emotionally balanced and mentally clear
  • Your eyes feel less strained, even after hours at a screen
  • You fall asleep faster, and stay asleep longer
  • You don’t need as much caffeine or screen breaks to get through the day

That’s not a dream—that’s what happens when your
body gets the right light cues at the right time.

How SOLRAY Glasses Help Restore Your Rhythm

At SOLRAY, we’ve developed lens technology that works with your biology—not against it.

Our Sleep and Sunset lenses block 100% of blue and green light in the 400–550nm range. That’s the exact spectrum responsible for disrupting melatonin. By eliminating this light in the evening, our glasses help trigger your body’s natural wind-down response—just like a real sunset. You start to feel calm. Sleepy. Ready to unplug.

Our Sunrise yellow lenses are made for daytime. They filter out the harshest parts of the blue light spectrum that cause digital strain, but still allow in healthy natural light to keep your mood and energy stable. They give your eyes relief while maintaining your drive and focus—without the overstimulation of modern lighting.

Whether you're putting in long hours on the laptop, managing projects across multiple screens, or winding down with a good book or your favourite show—your eyes are taking in more artificial blue light than ever before. And that light doesn’t just affect your eyes—it affects how you feel, function, and sleep.

That’s where SOLRAY steps in.

Our lenses are designed to block the exact wavelengths of blue and green light that disrupt your body’s natural rhythm—without compromising clarity or style. They’re crafted for everyday life and real results:

Sunrise lenses protect your eyes from high-energy blue light in the morning and daytime—keeping your vision clear and your focus sharp without the eye fatigue.

Sunset and Sleep lenses eliminate blue light exposure at night—signalling your brain to unwind, helping your body ease into sleep, and improving how you feel the next day.

You’ll notice fewer headaches. Less screen fatigue. And a smoother transition from work mode to rest mode—just by changing your glasses.

Light That Works With You

This isn’t just eyewear—it’s a smarter way to live and feel better every day. SOLRAY helps you stay in sync with your body’s natural rhythm, without sacrificing your style, productivity, or peace of mind.

Feel clearer. Sleep deeper. Live in rhythm.

SOLRAY: Built for your biology. Designed for your lifestyle.