Night Time - Max

Blue light in nature is a beautiful thing.
Balanced by the full spectrum of sunlight your body evolved with: red, infrared, UV, and every wavelength that keeps your circadian rhythm in check.

It rises with the sun, softens through the afternoon, fades with the moon, and signals your body when to wake, focus, and rest.

Artificial blue light is the opposite.
Screens, LEDs, and indoor lighting blast a harsh, isolated form of blue light — unbalanced, overstimulating, and hitting your eyes and nervous system long after the sun has gone down.

It keeps your brain wired. It suppresses melatonin. It convinces your body it’s daytime… at midnight.

That’s why blue light blockers matter.
They filter out the overstimulation, protect your circadian rhythm, reduce strain, and help your body slip back into its natural state; calm, clear, and aligned with the sun again.