Felix Gray Sleep Glasses: Sleep Better At Night

The new Felix Gray Sleep Glasses are great for late night screen sessions. So what's the difference between Felix Gray's Standard anti-blue light lenses and the new Sleep Glasses? In summary, the targeted range of the light spectrum.

Standard lenses:
50% BPF 380-500nm (90% BPF 380-440)

Sleep Glasses:
59% BPF 440-500nm

My Recording Gear:

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[Arlin]

If I want get just one pair of glasses. Would the day glasses work well in the evening? I occasionally will be looking at my screen before bed.
Thank you

[IczeWoulfe]

If there is 1 blue light/PC/driving/UV blocking ... more like all rounder for all day everyday use glasses, which one will it be?

[Wally_Gt]

Hi Oliver
Can you wear these outdoor?
Would u affect your sight ?
Pros and cons.!
Or just a no no

[mvpheat]

I have a question. These would be perfect for me due to choosing to watch tv in a dark setting. Should i get the .25 cent magnification from felix gray. I do not wear prescription lenses. i view 70 inch display 5 to 10 ft away

[andresgduarte]

Hi Oliver. Would you consider the Advanced Foxman s to be more suitable than this for someone who has to watch screen up until minutes before going to bed? Thank you so much! I am so happy I found your channel.

[rmfberry]

i have an unhealthy bedtime routine. how would these compare to the gunner 65? hits the different spectrum you were talking about?

[akluv]

Have you found that Felix gray adds a base in prism in addition to the optional 0.25 magnification like Gunnar does? Do you know what the amount of the prism is for the Gunnar? I can’t seem to find that information anywhere, they seem to only talk about the magnification but not the prism.

[IAmGabe]

Was waiting for this video. Very informative and I thank you. Did you feel any difference using the sleep glasses and your sleeping patterns?