Harsh fluorescent and LED lights create a lot of glare. Artificial light is scattered across the room, reflecting off of surfaces such as computer screens and walls.
Our fluorescent light filters block 100% of the harmful glare. The excess light is contained with the filter, never reaching your eyes.
Headaches and migraines can be triggered by exposure to bright artificial lighting in offices and classrooms. Some people may have more light sensitivity than others. Fluorescent light headaches can be solved by simple adjustments to the light source.
Our NaturaLux light filters can help reduce the change of daily headaches and migraines by fundamentally changing the light.
The harsh glare of fluorescent lights can have a serious impact on your day-to-day life.
The glare is caused by the over-illumination of fluorescent lighting, which can cause eyestrain.
Eyestrain leads to visual fatigue and can cause headaches and trigger migraines.
The glare reflects off all surfaces and becomes even worse when working in front of a computer screen.
Full Spectrum Light Filters
Fluorescent light tube covers are versatile, durable solution for standard 4′ fluorescent lamps.
Fluorescent light covers are designed to cover fixtures that are flush to the ceiling. They are a better overall value
Chances are you keep the lights on whenever you’re indoors, but are you aware that fluorescent lighting affects mood, concentration, and overall productivity? According to the CDC, light affects circadian rhythms, ultimately affecting your feeling of health and well-being.
As the COVID-19 pandemic is starting to subside, many people are planning to return to the office. Whether you’ve been working remotely or waiting patiently for the lockdown orders to end, you’ve gotten used to being at home.
You know they irritate you with their humming or even make you look like you just crawled out of a grave- but do fluorescent lights really affect vision? More importantly, how exactly do you block fluorescent lighting? You might find
The Migraine Research Foundation reports that migraines affect 39 million people in the United States. More than 90% of migraine sufferers report that they are unable to work while suffering from a migraine. If you are an employer, that means there
Light sensitivity, or photophobia, is often a symptom of certain medical conditions. This can mean you’re sensitive to sunlight or bright lighting. You might also be sensitive to certain types of light, like the fluorescent lights found in many workplaces.
If you find yourself hitting an afternoon slump at work, lighting could be a cause. Improper lighting can cause visual fatigue and eyestrain.
