Computer Glasses

Computer glasses are designed for long sessions in front of a screen. This collection is built around Gunnar technology eyewear, with frames such as the Intercept, Vertex, Maverick, Berkeley and Tahoe, clip-on options like the Moffet and Parker, and licensed editions including World of Warcraft and Black Panther designs. Many people report that tinted, screen-focused lenses help them feel less eye strain, though results vary.

How to choose

• Frame fit: compare frame width and style to your face shape.
• Lens tint: amber tints filter more blue light; clearer tints alter colors less for design work.
• Clip-on or full frame: clip-ons attach over existing prescription glasses.
• Use case: gaming, office and reading-distance work may favor different styles.
• Screen setup: glasses work best alongside good monitor position and lighting.

FAQ

Do computer glasses prevent eye strain?

They may help some people feel more comfortable, but they are not a medical treatment. See an eye care professional for persistent symptoms.

Can I wear them over my prescription?

Clip-on models are designed to attach to existing glasses.

What else helps with screen comfort?

Positioning your screen correctly with monitor arms and adding glare-free task lighting can also help.