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FL-41 glasses are designed to block the blue light, but not the amber light. In short, you might get some relief from FL-41 glasses because they keep a good percentage of blue light from getting into your eyes. But you won't get any relief from the offending amber light.
Results. Most participants observed improvement while wearing both FL-41 and gray tinted lenses. FL-41 tinted lenses provided superior improvement in the areas of reading, fluorescent light sensitivity, overall light sensitivity, blepharospasm frequency, and blepharospasm severity.
FL-41 lenses were developed in 1991 to help people with sensitivity to fluorescent lights. Since then, many have used them to provide easy, natural relief for photophobia. FL-41 tint filters out specific wavelengths of light that tend to trigger migraines and aggravate light sensitivity.
FL-41 is a type of specialty eyewear tint designed for people with light sensitivity and most commonly recommended for patients with migraine, post-concussion syndrome and dozens of other light-sensitive conditions.
Are all FL-41 glasses the same? The answer is a resounding no. An early research project from the University of Utah Medical Center evaluated whether patients were getting the same benefit from therapeutic lenses (or lenses with FL-41 tint) from different vendors.
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The BPI® FL-41\u2122 Tint is rusty-rose in color and is usually tinted to a darkness of 50%. It has been found useful to reduce eyestrain, tension headaches and migraine.
FL-41 glasses are designed to block the blue light, but not the amber light. In short, you might get some relief from FL-41 glasses because they keep a good percentage of blue light from getting into your eyes. But you won't get any relief from the offending amber light.
Are all FL-41 glasses the same? The answer is a resounding no. An early research project from the University of Utah Medical Center evaluated whether patients were getting the same benefit from therapeutic lenses (or lenses with FL-41 tint) from different vendors.
The BPI® FL-41\u2122 Tint is rusty-rose in color and is usually tinted to a darkness of 50%. It has been found useful to reduce eyestrain, tension headaches and migraine.
FL-41 is a type of specialty eyewear tint designed for people with light sensitivity and most commonly recommended for patients with migraine, post-concussion syndrome and dozens of other light-sensitive conditions.

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