No, currently Screentime comes as non-prescription only.

If cleaning is required, use a PH neutral soap with lukewarm water. Avoid alcohol and solvents.

We recommend using Screentime for any longer screen-sessions.

This is to avoid unnecessary eye-strain, mental and physical fatigue, or screen headaches.

We also recommend wearing Screentime for the last couple of hours before you go to sleep.

This allows your body to produce enough melatonin for a good night's sleep.

Screentime allows your eyes and face muscles to relax when looking at digital screens. Many customers find that this helps with headaches and migraines.

As Blue Light is the highest intensity visible light, it also activates more neurons in the brain than other light.

This leads to increased light sensitivity and is why researchers call Blue Light the most photophobic light. Research also shows that Blue Light worsen throbbing and muscle tension.

If you feel a headache building up after looking at your screen for too long, we recommend using Screentime or putting away your device.

Our devices tap our energy more than we realize. The Blue Light plays a big role in this because it overstimulates our brain and eyes.

By wearing Screentime, your body will be able to save up energy you didn't know you had. Over time, this results in higher energy levels throughout the day.

Blue Light is a high energy light that radiates from the sun, and is responsible for telling our brain it's daytime.

For an optimal sleep cycle, it's important to get daylight in the morning, and to avoid Blue Light later in the day.

Fun fact: Blue Light's shorter wavelength cause it to collide with air mollicules all around us, which is why the sky is blue.

LED devices (phones, laptops, etc.) emit much stronger Blue Light than what we get from the sun.

This is partly because blue LEDs are energy efficient and cheap to produce.

While this makes sense from a production standpoint, it’s not at all good for our well-being.

The Blue Light from our devices fools our brain into thinking it's daytime, as the only natural Blue Light source is the sun.

This supresses the production of melatonin in our body. Melatonin is the sleep hormone that is responsible for making us fall asleep and STAY asleep.

One study showed that a group of people who were exposed to Blue Light before sleep, went from waking up 2-3 times a night to 6-7 times a night. This makes a massive difference in our sleep quality and energy levels throughout the day.

Blue Light has been shown to decrease leptin. Leptin is a hormone that tells your body that you have enough energy after a meal.

Decreased leptin levels can cause your metabolism to change in ways that make it more likely to gain weight.