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Through UVAllBlue™, trusted Innovations in one lens
ensure optimal protection against UV and blue-violet light.
Reduce distracting light reflections.
Reduce and prevent eye fatigue symptoms.
Will these computer glasses’ blue light blocking give me a headache/blurry view?
Response from Muunel
No. Our blue light UVAllBlue glasses combine Rhein® lenses will help relieve headaches and increase visual comfort—much less eye strain and dry eye when using them.
Are the lenses glass or plastic? Can they get scratched?
Response from Muunel
We have chosen CR39 with High-Resistance Technology™ by Essilor®, a combination of specific oxides proven to resist dust and scratches. Compared to standard 1.5 lenses, the material is more aesthetic, lighter, thinner, and resistant to scratches! We always choose quality, resistant, light, and thin materials for better comfort.
Will these glasses help with my sleep at all? My brain gets rattled if I’m on the computer too long.
Response from Muunel
Yes, it does, and it does the best job possible. Muunel® UVAllBlue™ blue light help improves sleep quality but only 95% in most cases. These glasses block 100% blue light and are the best pair I have ever owned.
Does the glass tint or change the color on my screen when wearing them.
Response from Muunel
No, as the lenses are Transparent, We collaborate with essilor® to provide high-quality materials to maintain a high level of transparency while using types of trust protection technology
How much blue light do these glasses block?
Response from Muunel
Our glasses filter 100% UV rays (A, B, and C) + 100% filtration of blue light [spectrum 380 nm-450 nm], and they are CE and ANSI certified.
What should I do if I don’t know how to read my prescription?
Response from Muunel
There is no problem! Just take a picture of your prescription, and upload it in our prescription window. Our expert team will do all the work for you.
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The measurements for most pairs of glasses are located on the inside of the temple arm. There you’ll find listed in order the lens width, bridge width, and temple arm length 46-25-142 measured in millimeters.
The lens width is a horizontal measurement and gives you a sense of how large the frames will be. This will help you pick a frame that isn’t too wide or too narrow for your face. You’ll want your eyes to align with the center of the frame.
The bridge width is measured horizontally at the top of the frame. It’s the distance between the two lenses. Select a style where the bridge of the frame contours to the shape of your nose with as little gapping as possible.
The temple length measures the arm of the frame. It starts with the hinges and goes back behind your ear.
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Sphere (SPH) Indicates the strength of your prescription. Distance prescriptions usually have a (-) before the number. Reading prescriptions will usually have a (+) before the number. Below (marked in blue) is where you should find the Sphere details. |
Cylinder (CYL) This indicates the amount of lens power for astigmatism. If nothing appears in this column, either you have no astigmatism, or your astigmatism is so slight that it is not really necessary to correct it with your eyeglass lenses. |
Axis This describes the lens meridian that contains no cylinder power to correct astigmatism. The axis is defined with a number from 1 to 180. The number 90 corresponds to the vertical meridian of the eye, and the number 180 corresponds to the horizontal meridian. |
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OD Right Eye |
Select Sphere |
Select Cylinder |
Right Axis |
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OS Left Eye |
Select Sphere |
Select Cylinder |
Left Axis |
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PD Popillary Distance |
Single PD |
Left PD |
Right PD |
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