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Black and Gold / Noir et Or / Optics / Optique

Glasses

Blue light is continuously emitted by screens (phones, computers, tablets) and
adds to the blue light already naturally present in daylight. Prolonged exposure, especially in the evening, can exacerbate eye strain: stinging, dry eyes, and a feeling of tension.

Lenses with a blue light filter help reduce the portion of light with the highest
energy, which is often responsible for glare and discomfort when looking at screens.
The result: more relaxed vision and greater comfort during prolonged use.

They can also limit the impact of artificial light on your circadian rhythm, particularly in the evening, although this effect varies from person to person.
Getting this type of lens is therefore a good idea if you spend several hours a day in front of a screen, whether for work or leisure. It’s a simple solution to improve your daily visual comfort without changing your habits.

Quality

The blue light-blocking lenses used by Joseph & Jacob are based on technology developed by Novacel Optical, a French laboratory renowned in the optical industry for its expertise and lens innovations.

Novacel’s Blue Clear and Blue Shock UV technologies were designed to filter out harmful blue light emitted by screens and LEDs, while allowing the blue light essential to the natural biological rhythm to pass through.

Quality features:
- selective filtering of harmful blue light;
- enhanced UV protection;
- reduction of screen-related eye strain;
- anti-glare coating;
- optimized visual comfort for everyday use.

Novacel lenses feature, in particular:
- UV protection compliant with ISO 12311:2013 regarding UV filtration;
- technologies developed and manufactured in France for certain ranges;
- anti-blue light coatings without excessive residual tinting to preserve the aesthetics of the lenses.

Transparent and Silver / Transparent et Argent / Optics / Optique