Ocushield Blue/Light Anti Blue Light Screen Protector For Ipad Anti-Glare Screen
BLUE LIGHTN/AWhats that all about?N/ABlue light is part of the visible light spectrum which is responsible for keeping you alert. While its naturally present in sunlight its also found in the light emitted from your iPad screen. And its not always a good thing.N/AN/ASome exposure to blue light is necessary it penetrates your retinas giving your brain a morning cue to wake up and seize the day. However too much screen time can have a negative impact on our health and wellbeing causing headaches eye strain and fatigue just to name a few.N/AN/ABlue light also restricts the production of melatonin (a chemical that helps us sleep) which disrupts your natural sleep cycle and causes you to feel lethargic irritable and unproductive. Not what anyone needs to function daily!N/AN/ACant I just turn on the built-in blue light filter?N/AAs you may know iPads have their own built-in blue light filter called Night Shift which changes the colour temperature of your screen to make it less stimulating. This is great for reducing and neutralising blue light to avoid exposure to the harmful rays that result in adverse side effects. N/AN/AHowever the problem with this feature is your screen will have a not-so-attractive orange glow that could disrupt your viewing. Night Shift mode may work well at night and when youre planning to unwind but its not practical during the day if youre doing colour sensitive work or need more light. Having this feature switched on reduces screen quality so when you use built-in device solutions you have to make a sacrifice.N/AN/AThats why we created Ocushield iPad Blue Light FiltersN/AOcushields blue light screen protectors for iPads block out any harmful blue light before it reaches your eyes. This helps you get the most out of your device day and night without worrying about the consequences of blue light. Your eyes are the most sensitive part of your body so its essential you protect them and prevent digital eye strain blurred vision and pesky headaches.N/AN/ADeveloped by qualified optometrists our medically-accredited anti blue light iPad screen protectors mean you never have to choose between screen quality and blue light protection again. All you need to do is fit the filter using the applicator provided to your iPad screen and youre ready to go.N/AN/AHow to know if your blue light filter is working?N/ASome people test their anti blue light products using a gimmicky blue light card. However this doesnt do the job. With any such product we want to look at the blue light thats absorbed and at what wavelengths.N/AN/AIts important to seek clarification via an official spectrometer report from a lab. Blue light is most harmful to eyes between 370-455nm. This can be damaging in the short-term causing headaches and eye strain and long-term leading to eye diseases such as macular degeneration. N/AN/AThe majority of blue light from screens is emitted after 405nm which means an iPad filter should limit harmful rays from this point onwards.N/AN/AWhats in the package?N/A- Anti blue light screen protector for iPad (tempered glass which doesnt affect screen colours)N/A- Cloth & dust removersN/A- Easy applicatorN/A- Full instructions on application and usage
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BLUE LIGHTN/AWhats that all about?N/ABlue light is part of the visible light spectrum which is responsible for keeping you alert. While its naturally present in sunlight its also found in the light emitted from your iPad screen. And its not always a good thing.N/AN/ASome exposure to blue light is necessary it penetrates your retinas giving your brain a morning cue to wake up and seize the day. However too much screen time can have a negative impact on our health and wellbeing causing headaches eye strain and fatigue just to name a few.N/AN/ABlue light also restricts the production of melatonin (a chemical that helps us sleep) which disrupts your natural sleep cycle and causes you to feel lethargic irritable and unproductive. Not what anyone needs to function daily!N/AN/ACant I just turn on the built-in blue light filter?N/AAs you may know iPads have their own built-in blue light filter called Night Shift which changes the colour temperature of your screen to make it less stimulating. This is great for reducing and neutralising blue light to avoid exposure to the harmful rays that result in adverse side effects. N/AN/AHowever the problem with this feature is your screen will have a not-so-attractive orange glow that could disrupt your viewing. Night Shift mode may work well at night and when youre planning to unwind but its not practical during the day if youre doing colour sensitive work or need more light. Having this feature switched on reduces screen quality so when you use built-in device solutions you have to make a sacrifice.N/AN/AThats why we created Ocushield iPad Blue Light FiltersN/AOcushields blue light screen protectors for iPads block out any harmful blue light before it reaches your eyes. This helps you get the most out of your device day and night without worrying about the consequences of blue light. Your eyes are the most sensitive part of your body so its essential you protect them and prevent digital eye strain blurred vision and pesky headaches.N/AN/ADeveloped by qualified optometrists our medically-accredited anti blue light iPad screen protectors mean you never have to choose between screen quality and blue light protection again. All you need to do is fit the filter using the applicator provided to your iPad screen and youre ready to go.N/AN/AHow to know if your blue light filter is working?N/ASome people test their anti blue light products using a gimmicky blue light card. However this doesnt do the job. With any such product we want to look at the blue light thats absorbed and at what wavelengths.N/AN/AIts important to seek clarification via an official spectrometer report from a lab. Blue light is most harmful to eyes between 370-455nm. This can be damaging in the short-term causing headaches and eye strain and long-term leading to eye diseases such as macular degeneration. N/AN/AThe majority of blue light from screens is emitted after 405nm which means an iPad filter should limit harmful rays from this point onwards.N/AN/AWhats in the package?N/A- Anti blue light screen protector for iPad (tempered glass which doesnt affect screen colours)N/A- Cloth & dust removersN/A- Easy applicatorN/A- Full instructions on application and usage
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BLUE LIGHTN/AWhats that all about?N/ABlue light is part of the visible light spectrum which is responsible for keeping you alert. While its naturally present in sunlight its also found in the light emitted from your iPad screen. And its not always a good thing.N/AN/ASome exposure to blue light is necessary it penetrates your retinas giving your brain a morning cue to wake up and seize the day. However too much screen time can have a negative impact on our health and wellbeing causing headaches eye strain and fatigue just to name a few.N/AN/ABlue light also restricts the production of melatonin (a chemical that helps us sleep) which disrupts your natural sleep cycle and causes you to feel lethargic irritable and unproductive. Not what anyone needs to function daily!N/AN/ACant I just turn on the built-in blue light filter?N/AAs you may know iPads have their own built-in blue light filter called Night Shift which changes the colour temperature of your screen to make it less stimulating. This is great for reducing and neutralising blue light to avoid exposure to the harmful rays that result in adverse side effects. N/AN/AHowever the problem with this feature is your screen will have a not-so-attractive orange glow that could disrupt your viewing. Night Shift mode may work well at night and when youre planning to unwind but its not practical during the day if youre doing colour sensitive work or need more light. Having this feature switched on reduces screen quality so when you use built-in device solutions you have to make a sacrifice.N/AN/AThats why we created Ocushield iPad Blue Light FiltersN/AOcushields blue light screen protectors for iPads block out any harmful blue light before it reaches your eyes. This helps you get the most out of your device day and night without worrying about the consequences of blue light. Your eyes are the most sensitive part of your body so its essential you protect them and prevent digital eye strain blurred vision and pesky headaches.N/AN/ADeveloped by qualified optometrists our medically-accredited anti blue light iPad screen protectors mean you never have to choose between screen quality and blue light protection again. All you need to do is fit the filter using the applicator provided to your iPad screen and youre ready to go.N/AN/AHow to know if your blue light filter is working?N/ASome people test their anti blue light products using a gimmicky blue light card. However this doesnt do the job. With any such product we want to look at the blue light thats absorbed and at what wavelengths.N/AN/AIts important to seek clarification via an official spectrometer report from a lab. Blue light is most harmful to eyes between 370-455nm. This can be damaging in the short-term causing headaches and eye strain and long-term leading to eye diseases such as macular degeneration. N/AN/AThe majority of blue light from screens is emitted after 405nm which means an iPad filter should limit harmful rays from this point onwards.N/AN/AWhats in the package?N/A- Anti blue light screen protector for iPad (tempered glass which doesnt affect screen colours)N/A- Cloth & dust removersN/A- Easy applicatorN/A- Full instructions on application and usage
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