Do your eyes feel tired while reading at night on the phone?
Having trouble sleeping after looking at your phone screen for a long time?
This is due to the blue light. The blue light of the phone and tablet screen is the visible light spectrum (380-550 nm) for circadian regulation. According to scientific studies, exposure to blue light poses serious threats to retinal neurons and inhibits the secretion of melatonin, a hormone that affects circadian rhythms. Reducing blue light has been shown to significantly improve sleep.
The blue light filter is used to reduce blue light by adjusting the screen to a natural color. Moving the screen to night mode can relieve eye fatigue and your eyes will feel comfortable when reading at night. In addition, the blue light filter will protect your eyes and help you sleep easily.
Features:
● Reduce blue light
● Adjustable filter intensity
● Save energy
● Very easy to use
● Integrated screen dimmer
● Eye protection from screen light
Reduce blue light
The screen filter can turn the screen into a natural color, so it can reduce the blue light which will affect your sleep.
Screen filter intensity
By sliding the button, you can easily adjust the intensity of the filter to soften the screen light.
Save energy
Practice shows that it can significantly save energy by reducing the blue light of the screen.
Easy to use
Convenient buttons and automatic timer will help you turn the app on and off in a second. Very useful app for eye care.
Screen dimmer
You can adjust the screen brightness accordingly. Get a better reading experience.
Screen light eye protection
Switch to night mode to protect your eyes and relieve your eyes in no time.
Advice:
● Before installing another app, disable or pause this app to enable installation.
● When taking screenshots, disable or pause this app in case the screenshots use the app effect.
Relevant scientific studies
Effects of blue light technology
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Effects_of_blue_lights_technology
High sensitivity of human circadian melatonin rhythm to recovery by short wavelength light
Steven W. Lockley, George C. Brainard, Charles A. Czeisler, 2003
How blue light exposure affects the brain and body
Neuroscience of nature; Harvard health publications; ACS, Sleep Med Rev, American Macular Degeneration Foundation; European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery; JAMA neurology
AMBER LENSES TO BLOCK BLUE LIGHT AND IMPROVE SLEEP: A RANDOM TRIAL
Chronobiology International, 26 (8): 1602-1612, (2009)
