DefenderShield
Blue Light Blocking Glasses – Kids Series
Blue Light Blocking Glasses – Kids Series
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Description
Protect Growing Eyes from the Screens They Use Every Day
Tablets during class, laptops for homework, phones for everything else, and a television in the background. Children’s screen time adds up fast, and every screen emits blue light- the high-energy wavelength associated with digital eye strain, headaches, difficulty focusing, and disrupted sleep patterns. The closer and longer the exposure, the greater the effect on developing eyes.
The DefenderShield® Kids Blue Light Blocking Glasses place a filtering lens between your child’s eyes and the screen. Two lens options let you match the protection to the time of day:
Amber (50% blue light filtering) - for daytime use during school, homework, and recreationalscreen time. The slight amber tint preserves natural color perception so the screen looks close to normal.
Orange (99% blue light filtering) - for nighttime use in the 1–2 hours before bed. The deeper orange tint filters nearly all blue light, supporting the natural release of melatonin and helping your child fall asleep better.
Built for Kids Who Bend, Drop, and Outgrow Everything
The frames are made from silicone rubber - the same flexible, durable material used in children’s sports eyewear. They bend without breaking, bounce back from drops, and survive the daily handling that destroys rigid frames. Available in multiple colors so your child can pick the pair they actually want to wear.
Included adjustable silicone ear hooks wrap behind the ear for a non-slip fit during active use. The hooks are optional - attach them when needed, remove them when not. As your child’s head grows, the hooks adjust to maintain a secure fit without buying a new pair.
The lenses are CR-39 - a shatterproof optical plastic - with anti-glare, anti-smudge, and anti-fatigue coatings that keep the lenses clear, reduce screen reflections, and improve text readability.
Key Features
How to Use
Getting Started
1. Choose the lens based on time of day. Amber (50%) for daytime screen use. Orange (99%) for the 1–2 hours before bedtime.
2. Attach the ear hooks if needed. The silicone ear hooks are removeable. Thread them onto the temple tips and wrap them behind your child’s ears for a non-slip fit during active play or lying down. Remove them if your child prefers.
3. Adjust the hooks as your child grows. The hooks slide along the temple to accommodate different head sizes. Reposition as needed - no tools required.
When to Wear
• School and homework: Amber lens during daytime screen sessions.
• Gaming and streaming: Orange lens during evening sessions, Amber during daytime.
• Before bed: Orange lens for the last 1–2 hours before sleep.
• Television: Either lens depending on time of day.
Care Instructions
• Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth or lens-safe spray.
• Rinse under lukewarm water before wiping to remove dust or food residue.
• Store in the included case when not in use.
• The silicone frames can be wiped clean with a damp cloth and mild soap.
• Avoid chemical cleaners or acetone on the lenses or frames.
Specifications
Lens Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Amber Lens |
Filters 50% of blue light - daytime use |
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Orange Lens |
Filters 99% of blue light - nighttime use |
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Lens Material |
CR-39 (shatterproof optical plastic polymer) |
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Anti-Glare Coating |
Reduces front and back surface reflections |
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Anti-Smudge Coating |
Resists fingerprints and oils |
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Anti-Fatigue Coating |
Improves contrast and small-text readability |
Frame Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Frame Material |
Silicone rubber (flexible, durable, kid-safe) |
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Ear Hooks |
Adjustable silicone - optional, non-slip, grows with child |
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Colors |
Black · Blue/Navy · Pink · Purple · Aquamarine/Sky Blue |
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Fit |
Kids |
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Eye Size |
47 mm |
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Bridge Width |
17 mm |
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Temple Length |
132 mm |
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Weight |
0.1 lbs |
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HSA / FSA Eligible |
Yes- see if you qualify at checkout |
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Warranty |
1-year manufacturer warranty |
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