Anti-Glare & Clip-On

About our anti-glare & clip-on

Anti glare glasses with blue light filtering do two jobs at once: the anti reflective coating knocks back the shine bouncing off your lenses, and the blue light filter handles what is coming out of the screen. That is what anti glare glasses blue light filtering delivers - shine knocked back, screen glare handled, in a single lens. The result is a cleaner, calmer view of your work - and lenses that do not light up like headlamps on video calls, which your colleagues will appreciate more than they will ever say. This collection gathers our anti glare and blue light styles, including rimless frames for people who want their glasses barely-there, and clip-on blue light filters for people who already own frames they love. The clip-ons simply flip onto your existing glasses, adding a blue light filter without replacing anything - think of it as a blue light filter for glasses you already trust. If you have ever wondered what anti glare in glasses actually does, that is the whole trick: an anti glare coating for glasses knocks out reflections so people see your eyes, not your lenses. Anti glare coatings for glasses used to be an optician's upsell; here the finish comes as standard, so every frame in this edit works as proper anti glare and anti reflective glasses rather than an optional extra. Everything here is lightweight, practical and honest about its function - screen kit, done properly. The anti glare glasses coating comes fitted as standard on every pair - the kind of finish opticians usually charge extra for. Think of it as an eye glasses anti glare coating that keeps the lens surface clear, so reflections do not sit between you and the screen. It is a lens finish for comfort and clarity, not a health feature - all it does is cut the shine. Free UK delivery over £20, dispatched within 48 hours, and the usual 100% money-back guarantee if it is not for you.

What the anti-glare coating does

The anti glare glasses coating is a thin anti reflective layer baked onto the lens surface. In plain terms, an anti glare coating stops light bouncing off the front of the lens - so on a bright day or a lit-up video call, people see your eyes rather than two little reflections. It is the same eye glasses anti glare coating opticians usually add as a paid extra, fitted here as standard. It works alongside the blue light filter rather than replacing it: the coating handles reflections on the lens, the filter handles blue light coming off the screen. Both are about comfort and a cleaner view - a lens finish, not a health feature.

Clip-on or a dedicated pair

A clip-on makes sense in exactly one situation: you already wear prescription glasses you like and want a filter only for screen sessions. Everywhere else the dedicated pair wins. Clip-ons add weight at the front of the frame, which shifts the balance forward and makes the glasses slide; they rattle slightly when you move; and the extra lens surface adds two more faces for reflections, which partly undoes what the anti-glare coating is doing.