Take a Simple Break From Screen Time Each Day
The screen glare stays there constantly without any real break in sight. Eyes feel tired by evening, and a real break rarely happens. Slip these on during reading time, TV nights, or quiet phone breaks at home.
This pair channels light through a row of small pinhole openings on each lens. You slip them on and go about normal activities like reading or watching TV. Avoid wearing them while driving or operating machinery for safety reasons.
This frame uses a sturdy, lightweight PVC material built to resist bending. The slim, flexible design fits most face shapes comfortably for extended sessions. A soft wipe with a damp cloth keeps the frame and lenses clean.
A few more things, Short daily sessions of about fifteen minutes fit easily into a reading or screen break. Students and office workers can use them during downtime between tasks. Plus, the frame avoids submerging in water to protect the pinhole panel.
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PINHOLE LENS DESIGN: Multiple small openings filter light across each lens for a different viewing feel.
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LIGHTWEIGHT PVC FRAME: Sturdy, non toxic plastic construction resists bending during everyday handling and storage.
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FLEXIBLE SLIM FIT: The slim frame flexes gently to sit comfortably across most face shapes.
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SHORT DAILY SESSIONS: Wear for about fifteen minutes during reading, TV time, or phone breaks.
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EASY WIPE CLEANING: A soft damp cloth keeps the frame and lens panel free of dust.
- NOT FOR DRIVING USE: Intended for stationary activities only, not for driving or operating machinery.
Product Specifications
- Type: Pinhole Glasses
- Material: Non Toxic PVC
- Use: Reading, TV, and Screen Breaks
- Recommended Time: About 15 Minutes per Day
- Fit: Most Face Shapes
What’s Included
- 1 x Pinhole Glasses
Frequently Asked Questions
How do these glasses work?
Each lens has a row of small openings that change how light reaches your eyes during wear.
When should I wear them?
Most people wear them for about fifteen minutes during reading, TV time, or phone use.
Can I wear them while driving?
No, they are meant for stationary activities and should not be worn while driving or operating machinery.
How do I clean them?
Wipe the frame and lens panel with a soft, damp cloth, and avoid submerging them in water.
What are they made from?
The frame is built from a lightweight, non toxic PVC material.