Your night starts before you close your eyes.
Red-lens evening glasses designed to filter blue light during the hours before bed, so you can scroll, read or watch while your evening starts feeling like evening.
Red lenses alter colour perception. Not for driving or daytime use.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Your nightly ritual in 4 simple steps.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Your routine does not have to disappear after dark. Put on your SORA Red Lens Glasses when you start winding down and keep doing what you normally do.
Phones, TVs, tablets and laptops are part of modern evenings. SORA Red Lens Glasses are designed to fit around the routine you already have.
9:12 PM
EVENING MODE
Put your red lenses on when your wind-down starts, even if your screen stays on.
9:48 PM
EVENING MODE
Wear them while watching TV during the last part of your evening.
10:16 PM
EVENING MODE
Make the glasses part of the quieter hours before you head to bed.
10:34 PM
EVENING MODE
For evenings when screens are still part of what you need to do.
You already know that putting every screen away before bed sounds good in theory. Real evenings are rarely that perfect. SORA gives you a simple layer to add to the routine you already have.
Six things to understand about light, screens and why red lenses belong in the last hours of your day.
01
AFTER DARK
After sunset, artificial light can keep following you through phones, TVs, tablets and laptops.
02
BLUE LIGHT
Blue light is part of the visible spectrum and is emitted by many of the devices that stay with us into the evening.
03
LIGHT & TIMING
Light is one of the cues your body uses to distinguish day from night. Evening light exposure can influence the timing of melatonin.
04
RED LENSES
The red-tinted lenses filter out blue light. Their colour is functional, not just aesthetic.
05
1–2 HOURS
Wear them during the last one to two hours before bed while you continue your usual evening routine.
06
REAL LIFE
Scroll, watch or read. The idea is not to rebuild your whole night, but to make one simple change to your existing routine.
Red lenses alter colour perception. Do not wear while driving or for daytime use.
Start before bedtime. Keep doing what you normally do. Let the red lenses become the visual cue that your day is winding down.
1–2 H BEFORE BED
Begin wearing them one to two hours before you plan to go to bed.
RED LENS ON
Make the red lenses your signal that the daytime light environment is over.
KEEP YOUR ROUTINE
Scroll, watch TV or read. You don’t need to rebuild your entire night.
BEDTIME
Take them off when it’s time to sleep. Your evening protocol is complete.
Red lenses change how you see colours. Do not wear them while driving or for daytime use.
A simple layer between your screens and your night, designed for the hours when you’re starting to wind down.
Red-tinted lenses are designed to filter blue light during the final hours of your day.
Scroll. Watch. Read. Keep doing the things you already do while the glasses become part of your wind-down.
One visible change can become a simple nightly signal that the active part of your day is coming to an end.
Light is one of the signals your body uses to distinguish day from night. But modern evenings don’t always get darker when the sun goes down.
Clear computer glasses and red evening lenses are designed for different moments of your day.
A red lens can look impressive. What matters is how it actually transmits light across the visible spectrum.
See how a red-tinted lens changes colour perception across a typical evening environment.
Purpose-built for the hours between your last screen and bedtime.
Additional material, fit and accessory specifications will be added once verified.
Build a wind-down around light, ritual and darkness.
Change your evening light environment.
Build a repeatable nightly wind-down.
Block light when it’s finally time to sleep.
Evening light is part of the environment your body experiences before sleep. Three ideas matter when thinking about it.
Your eyes do more than create vision. Light exposure also provides information about the surrounding light-dark environment.
Light experienced during the evening occurs at a very different biological time from light experienced during the day.
Visible light is a spectrum. Red evening lenses are designed to change the spectrum of light reaching your eyes.
SORA Red Lens Glasses are a wellness product, not a medical treatment. Individual sleep experiences vary.
SORA Red Lens is joining a nightly ritual built around making the transition from day to sleep more intentional.
Put them on when you begin winding down, around one to two hours before bed.
Yes. They are designed to fit into the evening you already have, including scrolling, watching TV or reading.
The red tint is functional. The lenses are designed to filter blue light, which is why they look very different from clear computer glasses.
No. SORA Red Lens Glasses are intended specifically for evening use and use visibly red-tinted lenses rather than clear lenses.
Yes. Red lenses intentionally change colour perception while you are wearing them.
They are designed for your evening wind-down rather than daytime use.
No. Do not wear the glasses while driving because the red lenses change colour perception.
No. Take them off when it is time to sleep.
Use the Red Lens Glasses during your evening wind-down, pair the ritual with your SORA Sleep Blend, then use the SORA Contour Sleep Mask when it is time for darkness.
Put them on. Keep your evening.
Own the last two hours.
