Kids Blue Light Blocking Glasses Shadez SHZ 102 — for ages 7–16, clear lenses, lightweight frame

Shadez SHZ 102 are blue light blocking glasses designed for children aged 7–16. These glasses feature clear lenses that filter a portion of high-energy visible light emitted by screens, combined with a lightweight frame shaped for a child-sized fit. The design aims to reduce eye strain and improve visual comfort during extended use of tablets, smartphones, computers and gaming devices while remaining suitable for everyday wear and school activities.

Advantages

The clear lenses provide blue light filtering without altering color perception, allowing normal visual clarity for reading and screen tasks. The lightweight frame reduces pressure on the nose and ears for comfortable all-day wear, and the child-sized fit keeps the glasses stable during typical daily activities. Materials are chosen to balance durability and low weight, supporting frequent use by school-aged children.

Suitable for

• Homework and reading on tablets or laptops
• Gaming and recreational screen time
• Online classes and video calls
• Everyday wear at school or home to reduce digital eye strain

Key specifications

• Intended age range: 7–16 years
• Lens type: clear blue light filtering lenses
• Frame: lightweight child-sized frame
• Usage: designed for screen-related activities and everyday wear
• Fit: ergonomics adjusted for smaller faces

How to use

Put the Shadez SHZ 102 glasses on before beginning screen use and keep them on during prolonged periods in front of digital devices to help reduce exposure to blue light. Adjust the temples so the frame sits comfortably on the bridge of the nose and behind the ears. Clean the lenses with a soft microfiber cloth and mild lens cleaner to maintain optical clarity. Inspect the frame periodically for signs of wear and ensure the fit remains secure as the child grows.

Usage recommendations

Use these glasses during homework, gaming sessions and online lessons to support visual comfort. Combine with regular breaks from screens (for example, following the 20-20-20 rule) and appropriate ambient lighting to further reduce eye strain. If the child has specific vision needs or a prescription, consult an eye care professional to determine whether blue light filtering glasses are suitable alongside any required corrective lenses.