The wonderful people at WBRC in Birmingham have decided to feature us thanks to a local eye shop owner, Kris Childs, setting up the interview. It was great discussing a problem young children face and how we are trying to help!

Blue Light Kids is preparing to team up with UnitedAbility (www.unitedability.org). This is a picture of our founder testing out their EyeGaze Technology to determine whether our blue light blocking glasses would be a great match for children who use tablets and devices to communicate with their environment!

We live in a digital world and extended screen time is quickly becoming the norm in our everyday lives. Nearly 70% of American adults experience some form of digital eye strain due to prolonged use of electronic devices. It's time to take a stance and protect our children from the harmful effects of blue light!

“The more research we do, the more evidence we have that excess artificial light at night can have a profound, deleterious effect on many aspects of human health", says Czeisler, who is also a director of Sleep Medicine at Harvard Medical School. “It is a growing public health concern". (Source: WebMD)