Whether it’s work-related computer use, social scrolling on your smartphone, or streaming your favorite show on a tablet before bed, gazing at a digital display that emits blue light can wreak ...

but what about when you want more blue light? Maybe you want to convince your body to stay awake to pre-acclimate for a trip across time zones. Perhaps you work or live in a place that doesn’t ...

As @casajackson_ demonstrates, you can put this costume together pretty easily with a Sulley hoodie and ... attach them to plain beige or yellow clothes. And don't forget the light-up red nose!

We tested blue light glasses to find the best ones for business trips, movie marathons on long flights, e-readers, and excessive screen time. Barbara Bellesi Zito is a freelance writer with nearly ...

This light is commonly known as blue light and many studies have discovered that this artificial light can interfere with and disrupt your sleep schedule. In this article, we look into what blue ...

Charles Brush and his engineers were working on a new arc lamp, which fired sparks of blue light from the tips of two electrodes. Meanwhile, in Menlo Park, New Jersey, Thomas Edison had just ...

Since the wavelength of the lights are not visible to humans, they don’t obstruct normal behavior, making it an ideal way to hide in plain sight. Of course, using SMD LEDs rather than the larger ...

While some may be using non-prescription glasses as a fashion statement, others may actually be using blue-light glasses. As we've become more aware of how our screen-time habits may affect our ...

Blue light glasses are being sold as a solution to our increasingly high screen time habits. But do they work? Here’s what the experts have to say… We all know that we should probably be ...

With more people spending greater amounts of time staring at screens, there’s been an upsurge in demand for blue light blocking glasses. These specially designed eyeglasses are made to block or ...

Though research supporting blue-light glasses for eye health isn't there, some people who work with screens a lot may find a benefit. Laurie Kelso is a health and wellness writer for CNET living ...