What’s that all about?
Blue light is part of the visible light spectrum. It’s naturally present in sunlight, but it’s also found in the light emitted from your computer or laptop screen. Although blue light helps to keep us alert, overexposure can have a number of unwelcome side effects.

Computer blue light, it's a modern day menace - filter it
While exposure to natural blue light in the morning is healthy and helps to keep our circadian rhythm in check, overexposure caused by too much screen time can lead to negative side effects to our wellbeing, including headaches, eye strain and fatigue.

Blue light also restricts the production of melatonin (a chemical that helps us sleep) which disrupts your natural sleep cycle and means you’re likely to feel lethargic, irritable and unproductive. That doesn’t make for an uplifting morning routine!

That’s why we created Ocushield’s range of blue light blocking computer screen screen protectors for laptops and monitors.
Our blue light screen protector for computers and laptops blocks out any harmful blue light before it gets the chance to reach your eyes. This means you’ll be able to use your device day and night, without worrying about the impacts of blue light. As your eyes are the most sensitive part of your body, it’s important you protect them to prevent blurred vision, digital eye strain and headaches.

Developed by qualified optometrists, our medically-accredited blue light filter for laptop screens and PC’s mean you don’t have to choose between screen quality and blue light blocking solutions again. Our medically-rated screen filters block up to 99% of harmful UV & blue light emissions between 300-400nm and up to 54% of harmful blue light between 400-470nm.

All you need to do is fit the screen protector using the applicaton methods provided to your device, and you’re ready to work and play. The result is a crystal clear display for your monitor or laptop, and a healthier, more productive you.

How do low blue light monitors and software compare?
With new monitor screens being released, a lot of manufacturers claim "low blue light" settings, but how effective are they really? Most don't make a large enough impact to make a difference. See how Ocushield screen filters compare.