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COMPUTER & GAMING GLASSES: PATENTED FOR DIGITAL HEROES

Enhanced visual comfort • Reduced digital fatigue • Internal clock preserved

WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL HORUS X STORE

"These lenses and frames actually surprised the heck out of me... very soothing to my eyes. It helped with my eye fatigue and strain."
— Dr. Neal Guymon ("Dr. EyeGuy") - Doctor of Optometry
“Lightweight, compatible with my headset, and above all, super effective for long sessions on PS5. I use them as soon as I play, and clearly, I feel less fatigue and tingling at the end of the game.”
— Gohanblog.fr
"The results are more than positive, because without these glasses I always tend to end up with red, dry, very irritated eyes, but I felt a significant comfort after my gaming sessions."
— XBOX Mag
"I have noticed an improvement in my sleep over the past two weeks, notably with less difficulty falling asleep, but also deeper sleep."
— Online Games
“The design is elegant and perfectly recalls the LoL universe! Being a big LoL player and having already used the Gaming One Revolution glasses, I feel like I have a prestige version of this model! I recommend 100%!”
— Gudule_1er | Stream League of Legends

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FAQs about blue light glasses

Is blue light really dangerous?

According to the Ministry of Health and the 2019 ANSES report: 

“Recent scientific data, reviewed as part of the new expertise, demonstrate that acute exposure (less than 8 hours) to blue-rich light has a proven phototoxic effect on the retina, and that chronic exposure over several years also contributes to the development of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).”

Everyone talks about blue light, but few actually measur e the impact it can have.

Unfortunately, some brands add confusion and mistrust by not being transparent about the type or level of filtration they provide.

The most harmful blue-violet light falls between 380 and 450 nanometers. Its short waves are highly energetic, making them particularly damaging to the eyes—these are the ones to avoid.

Our Amber lenses block over 86% of this harmful spectrum, while our clear lenses achieve more than 60% filtration.

We’re exposed to screens for an average of six hours every day, and the growing use of technology has led to widespread overexposure to harmful blue light.

Short-term risks include visual fatigue and sunlight disturbances. Potential long-term risks include vision loss (AMD) and myopia. While research into long-term effects is ongoing, many of these risks are now recognized by the scientific community.

Do blue light glasses distort colors?

It depends on the level of protection you choose.

We’ve designed some of the most powerful transparent blue light glasses on the market. Our “Clear” lenses provide almost invisible color distortion while offering daily protection.

Our intense “Amber” lenses use an amber tint to minimize color distortion while delivering maximum protection. Our filters and technology are among the best available.

Even with a slight color change, your eyes will quickly adapt. Within minutes, you’ll barely notice it!

If you’re a graphic designer or photographer who needs accurate colors, a quick glance over the lenses is usually enough.

What’s the difference between blue light glasses and apps? Are blue light blocking glasses more effective?

Software and apps block blue light directly on your computer or phone, either by adjusting the color via the video driver or using an on-screen filter.

These solutions are fairly effective, and many are free, so it’s better than doing nothing.

However, software cannot block all blue light, including the LED backlight from screens.

Blue light glasses protect you from all sources of blue light, including televisions, console screens, and LED ceiling lights.

If you frequently move between screens in coworking spaces or offices, screen glasses provide consistent protection.

And if price is a concern, we offer ultra-efficient models with our latest technology at affordable rates! 

What’s the difference between optical filters and blue light glasses?

Many opticians now offer anti-blue light filters on prescription glasses, but the results are often disappointing.

Filtration levels are typically low, so always check with your optician. (Ask specifically about the 380–450 nm spectrum to ensure the answer is focused and legitimate.)

Are your glasses really environmentally friendly if they’re made in Asia?

Yes, our glasses are made in China and Taiwan!

But in the optics industry, “Made in China” or “Made in Taiwan” doesn’t automatically mean low quality - in fact, it can mean quite the opposite! 

We’ve partnered with carefully selected workshops and factories that meet strict technical and ethical standards.

  1. Social responsibility

All factories we work with are regularly audited and comply with recognized international standards, including SA8000, to ensure humane and ethical working conditions.

2. Environmental Responsibility:

  • Logistics: Most of our imports are shipped by boat rather than flown, and we’re exploring train transport as well.
  • Sustainable Materials: We’re designing new frames using natural and recycled materials.
  • Certified Practices: Our factories comply with ISO 14001 environmental standards.

Giving Back: We donate 1% of our sales to organizations actively fighting climate change, such as Terre & Humanisme and 1% for the planet.

Do you offer blue light prescription glasses?

Currently, we only offer prescription glasses in France, but we’re working to expand globally.

If you wear contact lenses, our non-prescription glasses fit perfectly. You can also try our clip-on shield.

How are Horus X blue light glasses and gaming glasses different?
  1. The best blue light technology on the market

  2. Revolutionary pricing

  3. Lifetime guarantee on all glasses

  4. A genuinely friendly, helpful team ❤️