GUNNAR Optiks: Blue Light Glasses for Digital Eye Strain Relief
GUNNAR Optiks, a company specialising in blue light filtering glasses, has gained attention for its range of eyewear designed to combat digital eye strain (DES). Founded by Joe Croft, the company offers a variety of lenses and frames, catering to both non-prescription and prescription wearers.
GUNNAR Optiks' glasses provide multiple benefits, including reduced Digital Eye Strain, blue light blockage, improved sleep quality, prevention of eye dryness, and glare minimisation. The company offers four types of lenses with varying levels of blue light protection: Clear GBLF 35, Amber GBLF 65, Sun GBLF 90, and Amber Max GBLF 98. Each lens type caters to different user preferences and needs.
The company's commitment to customer satisfaction is evident in their 30-day return policy and 1-year warranty. For those seeking alternatives, brands like Felix Gray, Moscot, and Foster Grant also offer blue light filtering eyewear with unique features.
GUNNAR Optiks' journey includes an appearance on Shark Tank, where founder Joe Croft sought $750,000 for 5% equity to expand marketing. Lori Greiner agreed to invest $375,000 for 8% equity and a loan of $375,000 at 8% interest.
GUNNAR Optiks' glasses are suitable for anyone concerned about the effects of blue light on their eye health and well-being. With a variety of lens and frame options, the company caters to a wide range of users. Their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, along with the investment from Lori Greiner, positions GUNNAR Optiks well in the growing market for blue light filtering eyewear.
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