Health claim

Using blue‑light blocking glasses in the evening can reduce sleep onset latency by about 15 minutes.

Claim checked — mixed / earlyLow riskother

Evidence Summary

Some evidence supports this, but findings are inconsistent or limited in scope.

Some trials show modest reductions in time to fall asleep, while others find no significant effect.

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Using blue‑light blocking glasses in the evening can reduce sleep onset latency by about 15 minutes. — Evidence Review — MenHealth Digest