We’re so tied to our computers that it’s impossible to imagine the world without them. But just because PCs aren’t going anywhere it doesn’t mean you need to put up with the eye pain, headaches, and poor sleep that come along with using them. That’s because Felix Gray makes non-prescription and reading eyewear carefully designed to combat symptoms of digital eye strain. The lenses filter harmful blue light, reduce glare, and offer an optional slight magnification to keep your eyes healthy and feeling fresh all day long. And since the filter is integrated into the lens itself, the glasses don’t sport an ugly yellow tint or a coating that will chip and fade. Felix Gray handcrafts each of their frames in classic styles out of premium Italian acetate and ensures they sit lightly on your face. Simply put, they’re good-looking, comfortable glasses designed to keep eyes healthy in a digital world.
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