GUNNARS are high tech computer eyewear designed to protect, enhance and optimize your vision
The Reality:
You spend most of your waking hours glued to your computer screen, smart phone, tablet or TV monitor. As the hours go by, you subject your eyes to harsh, high intensity blue light and glare from your screen. Constant viewing of digital screens can create visual stress, eye fatigue, dry eyes, irritation, and even headaches, leading to an obvious conclusion – staring at a computer for long hours can take a toll on your eyes.
The Solution:
GUNNARS increase contrast, comfort and focus while minimizing eye fatigue and visual stress for anyone who spends long hours staring at digital screens. GUNNAR eyewear is powered by i-AMP lens technology comprised of a proprietary lens material in an advanced geometry tuned for intermediate viewing distance and finished with custom formulated lens filters, tints and coatings. For more information please visit:
Key Benefits
•Reduces Glare
- Reduces glare and improves visual focus
•Sharpens Detail
- Enhances detail for sharper, clearer vision
•Minimizes Eye Fatigue
- Reduces visual stress and dry eyes
•Improves Focus
- Helps your eyes focus more naturally protecting against fatigue
•Amber Tint
- Specially formulated yellow tint conditions and shifts the color spectrum to provide superior contrast, detail and resolution.
•Ergonomic Fit
- Lightweight frame and adjustable nose pads for comfort and style
•20/20 Ready
- Ready-to-wear for users with 20/20 or 20/20 corrected vision
•RX Compatible
- Custom Prescription available through GUNNAR’s prescription program with Carl Zeiss Vision www.gunnars.com/rx
For more information
On benefits and the science behind the lens technology visit www.gunnars.com/technology
What do they do?
GUNNAR Results*
During a study conducted at three independent doctor locations, over 100 patients were interviewed before and after using GUNNAR Technology Eyewear throughout a multi-week test involving intense computer use. They provided the following results:
*Study conducted March – April 2009
