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Batch 01 — launching September 2026

Your screen doesn't dim at night.
This lens does.

evening (01) is a red-lens filter for the last two hours of your day. It blocks light below 550 nm: ~100% of blue, most of green. Keep watching, reading, scrolling.

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Night desk scene, unfiltered
The same scene through the evening (01) red lens
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Your eveningThrough evening (01)
Drag to compare
550nmCutoff — nothing below it gets through*
~100%Blue light blocked by the tinted lens*
2hrsThe evening window it's built for
01 — The lineup

One lens per part of your day.

Filter strength matched to the light around you. Read the spec, pick your window.

evening (01) red-lens glassesUnit 01

evening (01)

$59$85
Sunset → lights out
LensDeep red, tinted
Filters~100% blue + most green
Cutoff550 nm
screen (01) amber-lens glassesUnit 02

screen (01)

$45$65
Workday — at your desk
LensSubtle amber
FiltersBlue-light peak
DistortionLow — colors hold
clip (01) red-lens clip-onUnit 03

clip (01)

$39$55
Evening — over your prescription
LensDeep red, clip-on
FiltersSame as evening (01)
FitClips over your frames
02 — Optics

What gets through the lens.

The whole product in one figure: the visible spectrum, and the band evening (01) doesn't transmit. No wellness promises. A spec you can check.

Fig. 1 — Spectral transmission, evening (01) 380–700 nm · visible range
100% 50 0 380 480 550 620 700 nm 0% BELOW 550 NM ~90% TRANSMISSION

Blue and green wavelengths up to 550 nm are where screens and LED lighting emit most. evening (01) is opaque to that band; warm light passes. That's the entire mechanism. What your evenings feel like with it on is yours to find out.

03 — Versus

Not the clear ones you already tried.

Clear "blue light" lensduskline evening (01)
Blue light filtered~5–20%, coating only~100% — tinted lens, not a coating
Green lightNoneMost, up to 550 nm
Visible filterNone to seeYes. The lens is visibly red.
Made forAll-day wearThe last 2 hours before bed
04 — Protocol

Worn from sunset to lights-out.

T-2:00

Screens stay on

Put them on when the sun goes down. Keep watching, reading, scrolling. The lens filters while you do.

T-1:00

The room goes warm

Everything shifts amber-red. The first ten minutes feel strange. Then the room feels like candlelight.

T-0:00

Off in the dark

The glasses come off when the lights do. Same window tomorrow.

Evening reading with duskline evening (01)
05 — Questions

Before you ask.

Will these help me sleep?

We don't make that claim. We publish a filter spec and you test what it does for your evenings. The lens blocks the wavelengths screens and LEDs emit most; the rest is your call.

Can I drive or work with the red lens?

No. evening (01) distorts color on purpose. It's for the couch, the book, the last episode. For daytime screen work, pick screen (01): subtle amber, low distortion.

I wear prescription glasses.

clip (01) attaches over your existing frames. Same red lens, and it flips up when you want to look someone in the eye.

When does Batch 01 ship?

The store opens September 2026. Waitlist members get 30% off launch pricing and first access. One email, sent once.

Is anything charged today?

No. This page takes your email, nothing else. You pay only if you choose to order once the store opens.

Batch 01 — waitlist open

First access goes to the list.

30% off launch pricing, before the store opens to everyone else. One email, sent once.

You're on the list. One email when Batch 01 opens.

* Design specification for the Batch 01 production run: lens transmission below 550 nm ≈ 0% (opaque tinted polycarbonate), transmission above 580 nm ≈ 90%. Independent transmission measurements will be published with the launch batch. DUSKLINE products are not medical devices and make no health claims. The lens comparison demo above is a visual simulation. We store your email for one purpose: the launch notice. Reply to any email and we delete it.