Zimozielonych

Zimozielonych is a term used in Poland to describe a type of green-tinted lenses that block a significant portion of blue light emitted by digital screens. Blue light is a form of high-energy visible (HEV) light with a wavelength of around 400-450 nanometers, which is known to contribute to eye strain, disrupted sleep patterns, and potentially long-term damage to the retina.

The term "zimozielonych" is derived from Polish, with "zim" meaning frost or winter, and "zielony" meaning green. This name likely refers to the "frosted" or blue-tinted appearance of these lenses. Zimozielonych lenses are designed to filter out the majority of blue light emitted by devices such as computers, smartphones, and televisions, reducing the strain on the eyes and promoting a more comfortable viewing experience.

These lenses are implemented in various forms, including glasses, screen protectors, and software applications. Some types of zimozielonych lenses may also use a yellow or amber tint to block blue light, although the primary goal is to minimize the amount of blue light entering the eye.

Research suggests that prolonged exposure to blue light can lead to a range of negative effects on the eyes and body. Therefore, using zimozielonych lenses has become a popular solution for individuals who spend extended periods in front of digital screens. As such, the availability of zimozielonych lenses has become increasingly widespread, catering to those seeking to mitigate the effects of blue light exposure.