Daytime Yellow Blue Light Glasses for Screens

Made for screens

What changes on a screen-heavy day

Comfort through long hours

Hours of screen light and LED lighting add up. Daytime filters 82% of high energy blue light, so your eyes work under gentler light from the first screen to the last.

See the independently verified results

Wear them where the light is

The office, your desk at home, the gym, anywhere under LED lighting. Daytime is made for indoor daylight hours, so you can keep it on through the working day.

Your evening stays separate

Daytime does not affect melatonin, so it stays out of the way of your body clock. When the evening arrives, step up to Night from sunset, or Night+ for the last two hours before bed.

Worn, not left in the drawer

A lens only helps if you put it on. Daytime comes in the full Balterra range, so you can choose the frame you will reach for every morning.

Questions

Questions, answered

Everything to know before you choose a frame.

What do yellow lens glasses do?

Yellow lenses filter high energy blue light, the range where screens and LED lighting are most intense. Daytime filters 82% of blue light between 400 and 500nm, for more comfortable viewing across long screen-heavy days.

When should I wear Daytime?

Wear Daytime indoors during the day: at the office, at your desk at home, at the gym or anywhere under LED lighting. Keep them off in natural sunlight, and swap to Night or Night+ in the evening.

Does Daytime affect melatonin?

No. Daytime does not affect melatonin, which is why it is made for the day. For evenings, choose Night from sunset, or Night+ for the last two hours before bed.

What is the difference between Daytime, Night and Night+?

Daytime is a yellow lens for screen-heavy days. Night is a lighter amber lens that filters up to 95% of blue light, worn from sunset. Night+ is our deepest red lens, with 99.9% of blue and green light blocked, worn for the last two hours before bed. Daytime and Night+ together make the Complete Your Circadian Set.

Are the results independently verified?

Yes. APR Laboratory (NATA #15508) independently verified Daytime's filter category and its blue light figure. The full results are on our independent verification page.

Can I wear Daytime with contact lenses?

Yes. Wear them as normal.

What if they do not suit me?

Every pair comes with our 30-Day Right Fit Guarantee. Wear them at home, and if they are not right, return them within 30 days for a full refund, in good condition with the original case. Shipping is free across Australia, and we aim to dispatch orders placed before 1pm the same day.

About Daytime

How yellow lens glasses work on screen-heavy days

Screens and LED lighting give off their most intense blue light between 400 and 500nm. A day at a desk means hours of exposure to that range. Yellow lenses filter a large share of it before it reaches your eyes.

Daytime filters 82% of high energy blue light, so your eyes work under gentler light while you work, study or scroll. It is built for comfort across the working day.

What makes Daytime different

Daytime is made for the day. It does not affect melatonin, so it leaves your body clock alone while you work. In the evening you change lens: Night from sunset, and Night+ for the last two hours before bed.

The results are independently verified and published in full on our independent verification page.

Daytime and Night+ together

Daytime while you work, Night+ for the wind down. The two make the Complete Your Circadian Set, one pair of lenses for the screen-heavy day and one for the evening.

Choose your frame

Daytime lenses come in the full Balterra range: Horizon, Alba, Atlas, Helio, Solus and Orion. Choose the shape you will want to put on every morning, because the best pair is the one you actually wear.

Wellness you can wear.

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