Three tinted lenses — Morpheus, Eos and Helios — engineered to block the wavelengths that fry your eyes by day and wreck your sleep at night. Two frames. One size fits most.
Buy 1 Get 1 FreeEvery Aurelis lens is named for a Greek deity of light and time. The tint you choose decides how much of the blue-green spectrum reaches your eyes — and when you should be wearing it.
Red lensThe deepest tint we make. Built for the last hours before bed, when even a little blue-green light tells your brain the sun is still up.
Orange lensThe all-day workhorse. Strips the harshest part of the screen spectrum while keeping colours close enough to work, edit and scroll normally.
Yellow lensThe lightest tint. Barely reads as tinted on camera, so it works through meetings, gaming and long reading sessions without changing how you look.
Every lens tint comes in both frames — and you can mix them freely across a bundle.
Work and scroll a full day without the dry, gritty burn setting in.
Dodge the afternoon brain fog and the screen-triggered migraines.
Fall asleep faster and wake up actually rested, without supplements.
More focus, less irritability, no 3pm crash you have to caffeinate through.
Helios for calls and reading, Eos for the working day, Morpheus for the hours before bed. Most people end up wanting two.
Not after your eyes already hurt. Eos from the moment you sit down. Morpheus from about three hours before you want to be asleep.
Eye strain usually eases on day one. Sleep takes longer — your melatonin rhythm needs a few nights to reset once you stop overriding it.
I code ten hours a day. Two weeks in Eos and the 4pm headache just stopped showing up. I forget I'm wearing them.
Bought Morpheus for evenings. I fall asleep in minutes now instead of scrolling until 1am — and my watch backs it up.
Took the buy 2 get 2 and gave a pair to my partner. Best seventy dollars I've spent on my eyes, honestly.
Clear lenses, night mode, melatonin gummies and sleep teas all stop short. A tinted lens is the only one that physically removes the wavelength before it reaches your eye.
| AURELIS | Clear lenses | Night mode | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blocks up to 99% of blue light | |||
| Cuts digital eye strain | |||
| Protects melatonin at night | |||
| Works on every screen you own | |||
| Three tints for day and night | |||
| Nothing to swallow, nothing to charge | |||
| Under $20 a pair on the bundle |
I do ten-hour days in spreadsheets. First week in Eos and the dull ache behind my eyes stopped showing up. By day three I stopped noticing I had them on.
Morpheus goes on an hour before bed. My sleep tracker went from forty minutes of deep sleep to nearly two hours. I changed nothing else.
I edit late and always had that wired-but-tired feeling after. Not any more. My eyes also stop drying out around hour six, which was the real problem.
Hinges feel solid, not the flimsy stuff you usually get at this price. Took two days to adjust to the Morpheus tint, now I don't want to take them off at night.
One for me, one for my partner, gifted the rest. Everyone kept them. Cheapest thing I've done for my eyes in years.
Helios barely reads as tinted on Zoom, which was the whole reason I bought them. Six calls a day and no burn.
One size really does fit most. My eleven-year-old wears the yellow pair for homework now and has stopped complaining her eyes hurt.
Took nine days to reach me. Product is exactly as described though and tracking was accurate the whole way.
Pick a different lens and frame for every pair in your bundle — including the free ones. Nothing is locked to one colour.
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Morpheus (red) is the night lens — it blocks around 99% of blue and green light in the 400–520nm band, which is the range that suppresses melatonin. Wear it in the last two to three hours before bed.
Eos (orange) is the all-day lens. It removes the harshest part of the screen spectrum while keeping colours usable for work.
Helios (yellow) is the lightest tint — near-neutral colour, barely reads as tinted on camera, ideal for calls, gaming and long reading sessions.
Eos, for most people. It's the middle ground you can wear from morning until evening. That's also exactly why the bundles exist — with buy 1 get 1 free you can take Eos for the day and Morpheus for the night without paying twice.
Only cosmetically. Black is a matte finish that tends to disappear on camera. Transparent is a clear acetate with a lighter, softer look. Both use identical lenses, hinges and fit — pick whichever you prefer, and mix frames freely across a bundle.
Blue and green light between 400 and 520nm signals to your brain that it's daytime, which suppresses melatonin — the hormone that makes you sleepy. Filter that light in the hours before bed and melatonin releases on its natural schedule, so you fall asleep faster and spend longer in deep sleep. Nothing to swallow.
Barely. A clear lens can only filter a small share of the blue spectrum — typically 5–15% — because removing those wavelengths is what creates the tint in the first place. If a lens looks completely clear, it isn't blocking much. That's the whole reason ours are coloured.
Eos and Helios, yes — they're built for it, with anti-slip temples and a lightweight frame. Morpheus is a heavy tint that shifts colours warm, so we'd save that one for the evening.
Standard unisex fit, one size fits most, comfortable from roughly age four up. They're not designed to fit over another pair of glasses. If you wear contacts they work exactly as normal.
Choose a bundle, then pick a lens tint and frame colour for every single pair — including the free ones. Nothing is locked to a single colour. The free pairs come off automatically at checkout.
You have 30 days from delivery to request a return for a full refund. Email us and we'll sort it out.