Now you can have the best of both worlds

1. Purpose:

   • FL-41 Lenses: Primarily designed to alleviate symptoms associated with light sensitivity, including migraines, photophobia, and other light-sensitive conditions. FL-41 lenses often have a rose tint that is particularly effective in reducing discomfort caused by specific wavelengths of light.
   • Blue Blocker Lenses: Designed to reduce the amount of blue light entering the eyes. Blue light is emitted from digital screens, LED lights, and the sun. Blue blockers aim to alleviate eye strain, fatigue, and potential disruption to circadian rhythms caused by prolonged exposure to blue light, especially in the evening.

2. Wavelengths Filtered:

   • FL-41 Lenses: Filter out specific wavelengths of light that are known triggers for migraines and light-sensitive conditions. The rose tint is chosen to address these specific wavelengths effectively.
   • Blue Blocker Lenses: Primarily filter out the shorter wavelengths of blue light, with varying degrees of effectiveness in blocking different parts of the blue light spectrum.

3. Conditions Addressed:

   • FL-41 Lenses: Typically recommended for conditions such as migraines, photophobia, light-sensitive disorders, and other related visual sensitivities.
   • Blue Blocker Lenses: Commonly used for reducing eye strain, fatigue, and potential sleep disturbances associated with exposure to blue light.

4. Tint Color:

   • FL-41 Lenses: Have a distinctive rose tint, which is chosen for its effectiveness in managing specific light-sensitive conditions.
   • Blue Blocker Lenses: Can have various tint colors, including amber, yellow, or clear, depending on the specific type of blue blocker lens.

5. Conditions Considered:

   • FL-41 Lenses: Particularly tailored for individuals with specific light-sensitive conditions, migraines, and related disorders.
   • Blue Blocker Lenses: More general-purpose, often used by individuals who spend significant time in front of digital screens and want to reduce the potential negative effects of blue light exposure.

Ultimately, the choice between FL-41 lenses and blue blocker lenses depends on the specific needs and conditions of the individual. Consulting with an eye care professional can help determine which type of lens is most appropriate for a particular situation or visual concern.