According to big data statistics, one in every two people is nearsighted at present, and most of these people wear glasses for correction. Of course, this has created a huge market for glasses. The anti-blue and polarized sunglasses clip I experienced here is designed for the needs of this group of people wearing glasses.

The main focus is on optometry technology and high-tech eyewear materials. Clipping is mainly aimed at different groups of users, especially for myopia glasses. If you want to wear blue light glasses and sunglasses, the cost is still very high. The use of clips to achieve functional glasses is the cheapest and fastest way.

Let's first take a look at the appearance of the clip. The product is launched using packaging from different channels, providing consumers with a more intuitive visual experience of the product. The lenses are divided into square and circular shapes, which are matched with different eyewear designs. There is also semi-transparent plastic packaging outside the clip, and the opening is locked by pressing, which can be reused.

The anti-blue light clip feels a bit yellowish, but this is actually an eye protection design for lenses to prevent blue light. After wearing the clip, the harmful blue light will be blocked outside the lens. The blue light barrier rate is measured in the laboratory, but in fact, blue light is widely present in various displays, displays, and lighting fixtures. It is also difficult to achieve a high barrier rate.