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Rising screen time calls for advanced blue light protection

Kensington has partnered with Eyesafe®, a global leader in blue light mitigating technology, to introduce privacy screen filters that combine the benefits of Eyesafe® Technology with enhanced privacy screen features.

Desktop and laptop that use Kensington privacy filters contains blue light technology.

Privacy Filters That Do More—Now with Eyesafe® Blue Light Technology

Kensington and Eyesafe® have teamed up to bring you the next generation of screen protection: advanced blue light privacy screens for laptops and monitors. These filters help safeguard sensitive data while reducing exposure to blue light—supporting visual comfort and productivity through long workdays.

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What is Blue Light?

What is Blue Light?

Blue light, also known as high-energy visible (HEV) light, is a color in the visible light spectrum that can be seen by human eyes. These wavelengths of visible and non-visible light are measured in nanometers (nm), and, in general, the shorter the wavelength, the higher the energy. Blue light is a short wavelength, which means it produces higher amounts of energy.

Unlike other forms of light, the eyes cannot effectively filter blue light, so more can pass through the eye to the retina.*

* Zhao ZC, Zhou Y, Tan G, Li J. Research progress about the effect and prevention of blue light on eyes. Int J Ophthalmol. 2018 Dec 18;11(12):1999-2003. doi: 10.18240/ijo.2018.12.20.

Eye diagram portraying the travel of the visible light spectrum through eye.

Concerns about Blue Light

Screen time and blue light exposure have been raised as a growing public health concern. Doctors, educators, employers and parents agree that there are potential risks from overexposure. According to a recent survey, doctors believe the following are symptoms of excessive screen time and blue light exposure.

Eyes and Body

Screen time has been on the rise for the last 20 years and is now exceeding 11 hours per day.* According to the Vision Council, many people experience eye discomfort and vision problems when using digital devices for extended periods. Potential symptoms of digital eye strain may include:

  • Eye strain
  • Blurred vision
  • Dry, irritated eyes
  • Headaches

* Eyesafe® estimate based on Nielsen Total Audience Reports, 2018-2023, US. Some amounts of simultaneous usage may occur across devices

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CASE STUDY: The benefits of Eyesafe® Blue Light Technology

A Fortune 10 company faced widespread reports of digital eye strain among call center employees due to long hours on screens. To address this, leadership launched a pilot program using Eyesafe® Blue Light Screen Protectors. The results showed notable improvements in employees’ eye health, reduction in headaches, and better sleep.*

* Eyesafe® Blue Light Screen Protection Employer Pilot, Pre-Post Surveys, N=245, 2024

Product Features

Combining the best of two worlds. Building privacy screens with Eyesafe® Blue Light Technology takes Kensington standard privacy screens to a whole new level.

Standard Privacy Screen Features

Explore Kensington® Eyesafe® Blue Light privacy screen filters

 

 
Features of the Kensington Eyesafe screen protector for laptop.
Eyesafe® for Laptop
Features of the Kensington Eyesafe screen protector for monitor.
Eyesafe® for Monitor
Attach Type Frameless tab holders or double-sided tape Frameless tab holders or double-sided tape
Screen Type Laptop Monitor
Screen Size Range 14” to 16” 21.5” to 34”
Aspect Ratio 16:10
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Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board

The Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board is made up of leading eye care professionals who are innovators in the fields of ophthalmology and optometry. These distinguished eye doctors consult with Eyesafe® to provide valuable insights that help drive research regarding the effects of blue light on the eyes and brain. They also help guide the development of Eyesafe® Technology and industry standards to reduce blue light emitted by the displays of electronic devices and other sources. All members are compensated for their valuable guidance.

Eyesafe Vision Health Advisory Board: Chad Dockter, OD
Eyesafe Vision Health Advisory Board: Dagny Zhu, MD
Eyesafe Vision Health Advisory Board: William Trattler, MD
Eyesafe Vision Health Advisory Board: Sheri Rowen, MD

Chad Dockter, OD

Member of the Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board

“Reducing exposure to high-energy blue light can play a meaningful role in supporting long-term eye comfort—especially with the hours we now spend on screens.”

Dagny Zhu, MD

Member of the Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board

“Kensington’s Eyesafe® Privacy Screen Filters with Eyesafe® Technology help reduce exposure to specific blue light wavelengths linked to visual discomfort.”

William Trattler, MD

Member of the Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board

“The use of Kensington’s Eyesafe® Privacy Screen Filters can help improve sleep quality by minimizing disruption to our natural circadian rhythms.”

Sheri Rowen, MD

Member of the Eyesafe® Vision Health Advisory Board

“There’s growing recognition of the role blue light play in sleep disruption. Kensington® privacy screen filters with Eyesafe® Technology helps address this to support better rest.”

 

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This website does not provide medical advice, and its products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have about your health. Visit eyesafe.com/disclaimer for more information. EYESAFE®️ and the EYESAFE logo are registered trademarks of Eyesafe Inc.