RetiNaut Reading Glasses (Fixed Strength)
Before you scroll past
Reading on screen for hours —
UCM has been studying this for over 20 years.
Screen light doesn't hurt. It doesn't warn you. It's silent. But exposure is cumulative — and by the time symptoms appear, the cells you've lost are gone. Forever.
This isn't alarmism. It's what Dr. Celia Sánchez-Ramos (UCM) has been documenting for over 20 years. If you spend hours reading on screen, your eyes are exposed to high-energy light for extended periods.
RetiNaut Reading glasses are built exactly for that. Fixed diopters plus the RetiNaut optical filter — in one lens.
is irreversible.
RetiNaut Glasses — Reading
Optical filter with your near-vision diopters
Same RetiNaut technology, with integrated fixed diopters. For those who spend hours reading on screen or documents without giving up the selective optical filter.
01 — Who they're for
Reading without giving up the filter
Designed for those who need near-vision correction. Fixed diopters integrated with RetiNaut technology. 28g, lightweight, built for extended use.
02 — What they do
Selective reduction of the high-energy spectrum
Selectively reduces high-energy blue light (380–500 nm) and high-energy green light (500–590 nm) — the spectral bands most present during long reading sessions.
03 — The science
20+ years of real research
Research conducted in vitro and in vivo with human retinal cells. Backed by international patents.
04 — UCM developed
Dr. Sánchez-Ramos
Developed with the Complutense University of Madrid, the world's leading authority on digital light phototoxicity.
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Don't need reading diopters? We have your version.
The same RetiNaut technology across three models. The optical filter is identical — the difference is your optical need.
RetiNaut Non-Prescription
For those who don't need correction. Optical filter active from day one.
RetiNaut Reading
Fixed diopters for near vision. For those who spend hours reading on screen.
RetiNaut Prescription
Your exact prescription with RetiNaut integrated. No compromise on vision or optical filter function.
All models available in Clear lens (maximum transparency, ideal for colorists and creators) and Intensive (reinforced filtering for high exposure or light sensitivity). Both reduce high-energy light.
Clear vs Intensive comparison
| Feature | Clear | Intensive |
|---|---|---|
| Blue light reduction (380–500 nm) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Green light reduction (500–590 nm) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Patented RetiNaut technology | ✓ | ✓ |
| Research in vivo and in vitro (UCM) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Lens transparency | Maximum | Medium |
| Filtering level | High | Very high |
| Best for | Reading and everyday use | Long workdays REC |
| Light sensitivity | Standard | High sensitivity |
Not sure which to pick? If you read under normal lighting conditions, go with Clear. If you spend many hours reading on screen or frequently notice eye fatigue, Intensive is your option. Both reduce high-energy light with the same RetiNaut technology.