CITRINE ONYX BLACKOUT LENSES
One hour. Our deepest filtering. A real difference.
Our deepest filtering — covering the blue and green wavelengths most linked to melatonin suppression.
400–550nm — further into the spectrum than Dawn or Amber reach.
Put them on about an hour before sleep for the strongest effect.
Eye health
Blue light does more damage than you'd think
The tired eyes are a symptom. The cause is the artificial blue light behind them.
Why screens drain your eyes
All day, screens and LEDs push concentrated blue light at your eyes. They rarely get a rest.
Why 3PM feels brutal
The strain builds hour by hour. By mid-afternoon, your eyes and your focus are running on empty.
Why it doesn't reset by morning
Strain accumulates over years, not hours. Block it early and your eyes hold up far longer.
Your eyes work harder than anything else you own.
Everything you focus on work, training, screens runs through your eyes. When they tire, so do you.

One system, three moments in your day
Veralas lenses are built around your day — protection while you're awake, recovery while you rest.
For your eye health
For evening & outdoor comfort
For deep sleep and recovery
Not all tinted lenses are the same.
See the difference for yourself.
The tint is part of the lens material itself, so the filtering doesn't fade as the lens gets everyday wear.
Built specifically to filter the wavelength range linked to melatonin suppression, not just to look tinted.
Filters the large majority of the 400–550nm range — the band most linked to disrupted sleep.
Because the tint is part of the lens and not a coating, filtering power holds up through everyday scratches and wear.
The color is only painted onto the surface, so scratches wear the coating — and the filtering — down over time.
Usually tested with in-house methods only, with no independent lab confirming the numbers.
Often filters only a narrow slice of blue light, missing much of the range that actually matters for sleep.
As the surface coating wears away, filtering drops fast and the lenses need replacing sooner.
Does your night look a little like this?
It feels like a small habit, but it's where the quality of your sleep gets decided.
Lights off, but the phone's still glowing?
of people who scroll right up until bedtime say falling asleep afterward is a real struggle.
Exhausted, but wide awake in bed?
describe nights where their body feels worn out but their mind won't switch off.
Slept a full night, still feel foggy?
say they clock enough hours but still wake up feeling just as tired.
One hour, done right
The deepest lens in the lineup deserves the most specific routine.
Put them on about 1 hour before bed
Give your body a real head start on winding down.
Keep them on through your wind-down routine
Phone, TV, reading under a lamp — whatever your last hour looks like.
Take them off right before lights out
Not intended for daytime or screen work — this lens is built for the final hour only.
30 days to feel the difference
Wear them for a month before bed. If your sleep doesn't feel different, send them back for a full refund — no questions asked.
Questions
We've got answers
Which one is good for Screen?
It's simple Dawn is good for daily use, Amber is great for evening and your scrolling and laptop work it blocks good amount of blue light. Blackout is good before bed as its great for your melatonin and sleep
Do they fit over prescription glasses?
No these are non-prescription frames worn on their own, not clipons.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes we ship worldwide
How do I clean and take care of them?
Wipe with the microfiber cloth included in your case avoid paper towels or rough fabric, which can scratch the lens over time. Store them in the case when not in use rather than leaving them loose.
How VERALAS is different from the cheaper products on Amazon?
Most budget blue light glasses use a thin surface coating that filters a small slice of blue light and wears off over time. Veralas lenses have the tint built into the lens material itself, engineered to filter significantly more of the range that actually affects sleep and eye strain.
Do I really need all three lenses, or can I just get one?
ou can absolutely start with one. Most people start with Blackout (the pre bed lens) since that's where the biggest, most noticeable difference shows up, then add Dawn once they feel the difference and want it during the day too. The full 3-lens system just means the right filtering for the right hour no single lens can do all three jobs well.