The Best Blue Light Blocking Glasses To Protect Your Eyes (2025)

Prescription option: Yes | Virtual try-on: Yes | Price range: From $95 to $160 | Return policy and warranty: 30 days for returns (refund or exchange); one-year warranty against manufacturing defects and option to contract extend warranty |HSA/FSA accepted:Yes

• What’s notable: Lenses filter out 15 times more blue light than other brands and there are many customization options (from amber tints to prescription strengths).
• What could be better: Free shipping starts at $99, but most frames cost $95.

Felix Gray is well known for its blue light technology: The brand’s ophthalmic-grade lenses are treated with a proprietary filtering solution, as well as an anti-glare coating, and they’re double sided with 100% UVA/UVB protection. In other words: These glasses have everything you need to reduce eye strain. Beyond that, the frames from Felix Gray are stylish, flattering and easy to customize. If you tend to be on screens at night, the amber lenses can help increase melatonin secretion, which is linked to better sleep. Overall, for the price, quality and features, Felix Gray is top notch.

Prescription option: No | Virtual try-on: No | Price range: From $10 to $100 | Return policy and warranty: Depends on seller but typically at least 30 days for free returns and some instances of lifetime warranties |HSA/FSA accepted:Check with your policy

• What’s notable: Quick and affordable lenses; if you just need a pair for casual use, this is a good option.
• What could be better: There are no customization options for frame fits and prescriptions, and other lenses on this list are of a higher quality.

For straightforward, no-frills items, including very basic blue light glasses, Amazon is often the best retailer option. After evaluating some of the most purchased brands on Amazon, we found a few that stand out: ANRRI has highly rated frames frames in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes, with the majority of the glasses costing less than $25. The downside is that you can’t opt for customized fits or prescription strengths, but you can get reading glasses with blue light lenses.

Prescription option: Yes | Virtual try-on: Yes | Price range: From $25 to $400 | Return policy and warranty: 14 days for returns (refund or replacement) and one-year replacement guarantee against product defects | HSA/FSA accepted:Yes

• What’s notable: There are four types of blue light lenses to choose from, with a hassle-free ordering process.
• What could be better: Return policy is only 14 days, and you’re limited to one replacement only.

Eyebuydirect is a Forbes Vetted editor favorite retailer for the selection, quality and price of its prescription glasses, which can also be outfitted with blue light blocking lenses. There are four lens options available, from the basic, with only blue-violet light filtering, to those with UV tint-changing capability, to advanced types with magnification to relax the eyes and reduce eye strain. All of the brand’s lenses come with built in anti-scratch and anti-glare protection, which is also helpful.

Prescription option: Yes | Virtual try-on: Yes (plus home try-on) | Price range: From $95 to $300 | Return policy and warranty: 30 days for returns (refund or replacement) and six-month replacement guarantee against scratched lenses | HSA/FSA accepted:Yes, as well as vision insurance

• What’s notable: The glasses are high quality, durable and made to last, and you can shop with free at-home try-on.
• What could be better: The frames are on the expensive end.

Warby Parker has an extensive selection of glasses for every fashion look and taste, most of which can be customized with blue light blocking lenses. You can shop frames by specific sizes, whether you need an extra-wide or narrow fit, as well as colors and finishes. Blue light lenses cost $50 on top of the frames, which is a little pricey compared to other options on this list. That said, you can try on up to five pairs free at home before you commit to a certain pair, and can return your purchase within 30 days if they aren’t working for you.

Prescription option: Yes | Virtual try-on:Yes | Price range: From $39 to $700 |Return policy and warranty:14 days for returns; one-year guarantee against defects | HSA/FSA accepted:Yes

• What’s notable: There’s an outstanding selection of frames, including designer options which can be customized with blue light protection, and frequent discounts.
  What could be better: The turnaround time isn’t as fast as other options we tested, so be patient.

Whether you want blue light glasses for gaming, office work, your kids’ screen use or your own phone scrolling at night, GlassesUSA has the benefit of an extensive selection of frames, all at very affordable prices. Detailed specs provide exact measurements, so you can also narrow down the options to suit your face, and the blue light lenses start at $24, which costs less than several of the other brands on this list.

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