What are Medspex glasses designed for?
Medspex eyewear combines light-filtering lens options with everyday eyewear designs. Different styles are available for reading, computer use, general light filtering, and other everyday applications.
What is FL-41?
FL-41 is a rose-colored light-filtering tint that selectively reduces portions of the visible-light spectrum. It has been studied for light sensitivity and visual discomfort.
Are FL-41 lenses the same as ordinary sunglasses?
No. Traditional sunglasses generally reduce overall light transmission. FL-41 uses a selective tint designed to reduce certain wavelengths while allowing others to pass.
Will FL-41 lenses change how colors look?
Yes. Because FL-41 lenses have a rose tint, some colors may appear different while wearing them.
Can I wear Medspex glasses indoors?
Many Medspex lenses are designed with indoor use in mind. The most appropriate lens depends on the tint, lighting environment, and your personal comfort.
Are reading strengths available?
Yes. Many Medspex styles are available in multiple magnification strengths. Available powers are shown on each product page.
What does 0.00 magnification mean?
0.00 means the lens has no reading magnification.
How do I choose my magnification?
If you already use reading glasses, select the strength you normally wear. If you are unsure which power is appropriate, consult an eye-care professional.
Are results the same for everyone?
No. Light sensitivity and tint preferences vary from person to person, so individual results may vary.
Are Medspex glasses medical treatment?
No. Medspex eyewear is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent a medical condition.
How should I clean my glasses?
Use a clean microfiber cloth. If necessary, rinse the lenses with clean water and use a lens-safe cleaner. Avoid abrasive materials or household chemicals.
