Wide awake at 1am?Your body thinks it's noon.
Blackout Blue Light Glasses filter out the light from your screens that interferes with sleep.
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Your screen tells
your brain it's
still daytime.
Phones, TV's and Laptops give off blue and green light that can disrupt your sleep. Blackout Blue Light Glasses block that light, so your body can wind down on time.
The good news
You don't have to give up your screens,
just filter out the disruptive light.
1
Put them on
Two to three hours before bed, whenever the screens come out.
2
The lens does the work
It blocks 100% of the blue and green light that interferes with sleep.
3
Sleep comes naturally
Your body makes melatonin on time, so you fall asleep more easily.
The only lenses verified to block 100% of disruptive blue and green light.
The lens
Both blue and green light interferes with your sleep.
Yet, most blue light blocking glasses only filter out a small fraction of this light. Our Blackout lenses filter out 100% of the blue and green light between 380 - 570nm that has been shown to disrupt your sleep, so your body can wind down naturally.
Independently tested
Lab tested and verified by the Australian Photometry and Radiometry Laboratory.
We don't just say our lenses block 100% of blue and green light. An independent lab measured it, and the full report is yours to read.
What they're saying
“These glasses are super comfy and sit on my well. They helped me sleep better and feel more calm towards bed time. Absolutely love them”
“Really happy with these glasses. I’ve been using them at night and when I’m on my phone or computer for long periods, and they definitely feel easier on my eyes. They’re comfortable to wear and fit well.”
“Absolute lifesaver! Blocking the full wavelength of light really makes an incredible difference. The build quality is fantastic—they completely isolate ambient light around the frame and provide full coverage for your eyes without feeling heavy. They’re super lightweight, easy on the face, and comfortable on the sides of the head. I’ve been using them while watching TV and on my phone, and they instantly relax my eyes when looking at bright screens at night. Helped me rest my head fully for a great night's sleep. Highly recommend!”
“Great looking glasses really useful for resting the eyes”
“I’ve been really happy with my Zeroblue Originals. I feel like they help me sleep better, especially when I use my phone in the evening. They filter out blue light, which makes using my phone at night much more comfortable and relaxing. Great quality and definitely something I’d recommend!”
“The Zeroblue glasses were fantastic! Needed a little getting used to but after wearing it a few times while on my phone, it wasn't too bad! It definitely reduced a ton of blue light from my mobile consumption. I highly recommend grabbing a pair!”
“I’ve really enjoyed trying the ZeroBlue glasses. They are extremely comfortable to wear and fit really nicely, sitting snugly against my face without feeling tight or uncomfortable.
I particularly like how lightweight and easy they are to wear while watching TV. They feel well designed and don’t have that feeling of constantly having to adjust your glasses.
Overall, I’ve found them comfortable and easy to wear, and I would definitely consider using them when spending time in front of screens.”
“Amazing glasses. Highly recommend. So comfortable and a great addition to my nighttime sleep routine. My sleep has improved a lot since starting them, they are awesome!”
“I’ve been wearing these glasses for over a week and the difference it’s made in my sleep is crazy! I’m on my phone and laptop late (not something I can change) so having the glasses as an option is a life saver. It’s become an essential in my night routine. I’m able to fall asleep much faster. Highly recommend.”
Built to block
Designed for protection, not aesthetics.
Most blue light glasses are designed to look like regular glasses first, and block light second. A great lens doesn't help if light gets around it.
1
Wide lens
An extra-wide lens covers your whole field of view, not just the middle.
2
Foam seal
A soft foam seal sits against your face and stops light leaking in from above and below.
3
Side shields
High coverage temples block light coming in from the sides.
Blocks light from the sides
Side shields stop light from lamps and screens beside you.
Blocks light from the top
The foam seal closes the gap above your eyes, so overhead light can't get in.
Reviews
Real people, better nights.
They're incredible! They have changed my sleep so much I fall asleep so quickly and stay asleep.
Didn't think they would do too much but as someone that gets up early these have been amazing for actually getting to bed on time, would recommend giving them a try.
I’m a professional trader, so I’m glued to screens all day. Now I put these on for the last 3–4 hours before bed while I finalise my plans for the next day, and my sleep has actually improved. They really do help if you live on screens. Plus, they look properly cyberpunk, so I sometimes wear them as a fashion piece even when I’m not working.
I already wore them last night and they felt really good. I compared the difference with the white lights around me, and the change when I took the glasses off was honestly pretty startling. It really showed how much strain bright/white light can put on your eyes.
For a person who has struggled with sleep and tried many alternative solutions for no benefit, I can’t rate these glasses highly enough. Within 3 days of use my sleep has improved remarkably. For anyone with issues sleeping, I suggest you give these a try.
Great when watching TV or on the phone before bed, makes it easier on your eyes and I've felt more tired before going to bed although I did have to get used to the red.
I'm usually up late working and have definitely felt a big difference when trying to fall asleep after, I've started to feel drowsy before even getting in bed when I'm usually wired for ages after turning the screens off.
The research
Backed by sleep science.
more sleep a night, measured by wrist tracker, wearing amber lenses for 2 hours before bed.
Shechter et al., J. Psychiatric Research, 2018lower insomnia symptom scores after a week of wearing amber lenses before bed.
Shechter et al., J. Psychiatric Research, 2018earlier sleep onset after two weeks of amber lenses from 9pm, in people with delayed sleep phase disorder.
Esaki et al., Chronobiology International, 2016Studies look at evening light and blue-blocking glasses in general, not Zeroblue specifically. Zeroblue glasses are not a medical device.
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- 100% of disruptive light blocked
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FAQs
What do Blackout Blue Light Glasses do?
Blackouts work by blocking 100% of the blue and green light from your screens that interfere with sleep.
Can't I just use my device's night light?
While the night light mode on your devices does prevent some disruptive light from being emitted, this is usually between 15-20%, and does not cover the full disruptive range.
Do they actually work?
Numerous studies have associated amber lenses with improvements in sleep outcomes. These include:
- Wearing blue light-blocking glasses in the evening advances circadian rhythms in patients with delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD)
- Blocking nocturnal blue light for insomnia: A randomized controlled trial
- Effect of evening blue light blocking glasses on subjective and objective sleep in healthy adults: A randomized control trial
How does blue and green light effect sleep?
Melatonin is a hormone your brain releases in response to darkness, signalling the body that it's time to sleep. Blue and green light exposure at night supresses its production, delaying sleep onset - which is the core problem Zeroblue glasses are designed to address.
What makes Zeroblue glasses different?
Unlike normal blue light glasses, Blackout Blue Light glasses block 100% of light between 380-570nm, have wide wraparound lenses, high coverage temples, and a foam gasket to maximise protection. In addition we use lightweight, durable materials ideal for wearing for hours at a time.
Why are there other blue light glasses that are cheaper?
The lens that other glasses use don't block the same amount of light that our Blackouts do, and therefore come at a lower price to manufacture.