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Show your optician or optometrist the guide for opticians delivered with your Fauna Audio Glasses or download it here. They will provide you with a quotation for your individualized lenses.

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Natural blue light vs. artificial blue light

Blue-violet light also exists in nature. And for a good reason, as it regulates our circadian rhythm. It is the over-exposure indoors where we usually don’t wear protective sunglasses that poses a problem for us.

Blue light is important …

it regulates our circadian rhythm (day-night rhythm)
There is a body of evidence to suggest that blue light in the spectrum between 400 and 520 nm with a maximum at 460 nm is important for the proper regulation of melatonin in the body, which influences circadian rhythms (day-night rhythm) and general well-being.

… but can also be a potential health risk.

it increases the risk of macular degeneration
On the other hand, there is a body of evidence to suggest that long-term exposure to blue-violet light below 460 nm, with a maximum at 440 nm, may contribute to photochemical damage of the retina, increasing the risk of macular degeneration over time (known as the ‘blue light hazard’).