Lucia Eyes Reviews

On "Luciaeyes.com", the Tracie (Blue) glasses are priced at $199.00, but are currently on sale for $139.001. The site also offers a variety of small frames for $139.00, including the Juliette (Lilac), Lucy (Demi Red), Lucy (Black-Red), and Livy (Black-Pink)2. The Patricia (Black-Brown) glasses are also on sale for $139.003. It appears that the site frequently offers sales, reducing the prices of their products. Please note that prices may vary and it's always a good idea to check the website for the most current pricing information.

"Luciaeyes.com" is a blue blocking glasses company based in Texas. The company was started by a father/daughter team after realizing the health hazards of blue light and how it had been affecting their own family. They offer frames for every style with several blue blocking options. The lenses are made with the tint directly in them instead of a top coating. This means that even if the glasses get scratched, they do not lose their effectiveness. Their mission is to make blue blocking glasses accessible to every child in America. They offer three blue blocking lenses that fit any of their frames. These blue blocking options are: 45% blue blocking, 60% blue blocking and 100% blue blocking. These percentages stand for the amount of blue light the glasses block from entering your eyes. For example, a 45% lens means those glasses block 45% of the blue light spectrum, allowing 55% to pass through the glasses. It is recommended 60% blue blocking for effective daytime blocking (especially if you are on technology all day) and 100% blue blocking for any time after the sun sets. The frames are made from quality materials and designed to last. If you are looking to invest in your long-term health, a quality pair of blue blockers is worthwhile they are a worthwhile investment in long-term health. The company also offers collections for Men, Women, Kids, and Unisex. They also provide Small Frames, Medium Frames, and Large Frames. They also run campaigns like Block BlueLight Now and Hope Chain. They also have a blog section on their website.