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Choose Your LITEZ

The right lens for the right time.

Choose your frame and the lens that fits your day.

$49.99
30-day guarantee
✓ Blue light filtering for screen-heavy days
✓ UV400 protection
✓ 30-day money-back guarantee
Three people, three lenses: yellow Day at a bright desk, orange Focus at a cafe laptop, red Night under a warm lamp

Protect Your Eyes From The Daily Screen Assault

Calmer eyes tonight. Sharper focus tomorrow.

One stylish frame. Three color lenses. Every hour supported.

  • ☀ Day: email, Zoom, the 9-to-5 glare
  • ◐ Focus: the long sessions. Coding, editing, gaming, building
  • ☾ Night: maximum block for the last hour before bed
  • ✦ UV400: step outside, they're sunglasses
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The 3 Lens System: $99.00 . Or get a single lens for see price below .
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WHY LITEZ

7 Reasons Screen-Heavy Humans Switch to LITEZ

Your eyes are cooked by 5pm
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Your eyes are cooked by 5pm

You've just stopped noticing. Dry, heavy, that dull ache behind your eyes by mid-afternoon is screen fatigue. Nine hours of glare and blue light. LITEZ won't cure it. But cutting the harsh light is the one thing you can change today.

One lens for a 14-hour screen day? Not good enough
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One lens for a 14-hour screen day? Not good enough

Your 9am Zoom and your midnight scroll are not the same light. Why fight both with the same lens? LITEZ runs three tints. Day for screens. Focus for the deep-work grind. Night for the last hour before bed.

Real tints. Not the $8 pair that does nothing
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Real tints. Not the $8 pair that does nothing

Those Amazon multipacks are clear lenses that block almost nothing. That's why everyone thinks blue-light glasses are a scam. The LITEZ Night lens blocks 100% of blue light. Hold it over your phone and watch the screen shift warm.

The 3pm wall, minus the headache
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The 3pm wall, minus the headache

The Focus lens is the one you'll live in. Made for the afternoon stretch when your eyes ache and your tabs blur into mush. Take the edge off the light. Keep your focus sharp through the back half of the day.

Wired at midnight? It might be the light, not you
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Wired at midnight? It might be the light, not you

Bright light at night tells your brain it's still daytime. Phones, laptops, and kitchen LEDs all send the same signal. The Night lens cuts the harsh blue and glare out of your evening screens. Keep the scroll. Just change the light hitting your eyes.

Screen glasses inside. Sunglasses outside. Same pair
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Screen glasses inside. Sunglasses outside. Same pair

Every lens is UV400. The desk pair is also the drive pair, the walk pair, and the coffee-run pair. Built to actually wear. Atlas, the transparent squared aviator. Luna, the soft round classic in black or clear.

A Complete System: Three pairs: $99
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A Complete System: Three pairs: $99

The full 3-Lens System is $99 for Day, Focus, and Night. Premium brands charge that for one pair. Start with a single for $49 if you want. But the math only goes one way.

ONE FRAME, EVERY HOUR

Same frame. Different light.

Bright patio at 2pm, dark room at midnight. One frame handles both, you just swap the lens.

Three friends on a computer late at night wearing LITEZ Focus lenses
For HimFocus lens · 11pm, lights down
Woman working on a laptop outdoors in LA wearing LITEZ lenses
and HerDay lens · outside, full sun

HOW LIGHT GETS IN

Why blue light gets further in

Blue light is high-energy visible light. It comes off your phone, your laptop, LED bulbs and the sun.

Not all of it is bad. Daylight blue sets your body clock in the morning. The problem is the other fourteen hours: screens at the desk, screens on the couch, screens in bed.

Because its wavelength is shorter, blue light travels deeper into the eye than green light, through the cornea and lens, all the way to the retina. Green stops earlier. That is why a long screen day is felt, not just seen.

Blue light will not blind you, and we will not pretend it will. It will cost you your afternoon and your first hour of sleep. LITEZ lenses filter it on the way in.

Notice how the bright parts of a page are harder to look at than the dark ones? Same light, same effect, all day long.

Cross-section of the eye showing blue light penetrating deeper than green light

WHAT CHANGES

How blue-light protection actually helps

Nine to fourteen hours of screens a day is the problem. Three lenses, matched to the light you are sitting in, is the fix.

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Eyes that last past 5pm

Glare from an unchanging screen tires the muscles that focus your eyes. The Day and Focus tints cut it.

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The 3pm wall, minus the headache

Tired eyes turn into a tired head. Less strain through the afternoon, fewer end-of-day headaches.

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Blocks 100% of blue light at night

The Night lens blocks 100% of blue light, independently lab tested. Day and Focus filter less so colors stay usable.

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Wired at midnight? It might be the light

After sunset, blue and green light suppress melatonin. The Night lens keeps late screens from costing you sleep.

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UV400. Sunglasses outside

Screen glasses at the desk, real sunglasses on the walk. Same frame, no second pair to carry.

Filtering figures are typical for each lens tint and may vary by model and conditions. LITEZ is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or cure any condition.

AS WORN IRL

Humans Using Screens

Founders, creators, and customers wearing their LITEZ, straight from the camera roll.

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PROTECT YOUR EYES

Protect the eyes your work depends on

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THE SCIENCE, HONESTLY

Less glare by day. Calmer light at night.

Glare is doing the damage you're feeling. Nine hours of unchanging output tires the muscles that focus your eyes, and blue light after dark tells your body it's still noon. Blue light won't blind you, and we won't pretend it will. It will cost you your afternoon and your first hour of sleep.

Light spectrum without protection vs the LITEZ Lens System
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Glare by day → less fatigue

All-day screens flood your eyes with glare and blue light. The Day and Focus tints cut it, so your eyes aren't dry, heavy, and fried by 5pm.

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Dark by night → better sleep

After sunset, blue and green light suppress melatonin, the hormone that makes you sleepy. The Night lens blocks it, so late screens don't cost you sleep.

Day · Yellow
May block ~90%

Light tint, true-ish color. Daytime screens, Zoom, office work.

Focus · Orange
More blocked

A stronger filter for long sessions and the evening wind-down.

Night · Red
Blocks 100% of blue light

The strongest, for the last hour before bed and better sleep.

Block percentages are typical for these lens tints. Confirm against LITEZ's own lab results before publishing exact numbers.