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2 Anti blue ray Anti-fog Anti-UV Far IR Negative ion 5 Glasses Innovative Technologies TR polymer material for the frame, environmentally friendly, flexible and not broken. High-transparency and anti-impact PC space optic special lens. Internal high- technology anti-blue light factor for preventing the blue light and UV. Patent technology, releasing negative oxygen ions and far infrared ray. Aesthetics and ergonomics design, fashionable and comfortable. What is BLUE LIGHT Blue light is an important part of visible light, which does not exist in nature solely, but demonstrates white light when mixing with green light and yellow light. Green light and yellow light have lower eye irritation for their smaller light energy. Whereas blue lights has short wavelength and high light energy, which can directly penetrate eye lens to reach the Fundus retina. Blue light does not mean that the color of light is blue, it is invisible light of nm wavelength with the highest light energy among visible lights. Gamma ray X-ray Ultraviolet rays Visible light Infrared ray Radio wave NOTES AND INSTUCTIONS FOR USING PRODUCTS When placing the glasses, make sure that the legs are folded interactively. The front surface of the lens shall not be in contact with the desktop so as to prevent damage. Please use clean water or special glasses cleaning fluid to wash the glasses first when the lens are polluted with dust, sweat, grease. etc, and then use special cloth to scrub softly in case of wearing the lens. Please place the product in a cool, dark and dry place, with the appropriate temperature between 0 oc and 40 oc. Please do not put the product in - 10C degrees or + 45 C degree s environment for a long time to prevent the deformation of the frame due to temperature difference. Klon Anion harmful-light-protection healthcare glasses belong to high-tech products, please keep in it a safe place when you do not use it.

3 Where does blue light come from? Does blue light harm eyesight? Mobile Phone Computer Television LED Game Console Projector Blue light is prevalent in computer, projector, fluorescent lamp, mobile phone, LED display, LED light, outdoor lightbox, cinema screen, etc. The study of WHO eye protection association and domestic well-known eye hospital suggest: 1. Blue light can penetrate eye lens to reach retina and cause optical damage. 2. It will accelerate oxidation of cells in the macula and generate eyesight easily. 3. It can stimulate drab pigment, which is the main cause of skin s macular and freckle. 4. It can lead to fundus injury after cataract surgery. 5. It can cause blurred vision, eye strain and VDT syndrome. 6. It can inhibit secretion of melatonin and affect sleep, which results in the increasing rate of eye diseases.

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