That depends on the purpose. Are you using the blue energy light? Then 30 minutes a day is usually sufficient. The blue light automatically switches off after 30 minutes. Are you using the orange lenses? Then wear the glasses half an hour to an hour before going to sleep. When using the orange lenses, the light should always be switched off.

No, that is not necessary. We have developed a handy Propeaq app that you can use to combat jet lag, support irregular shifts or to improve your sleep. The app provides personal advice, but the glasses themselves do not communicate with the apps and your data only remains on your phone.

Yes, the blue light is weak and falls within a safe bandwidth. Also suitable for people with lasered eyes, artificial lenses or contact lenses. Do you have a retinal disorder (retinopathy)? Then we recommend discussing it with the attending physician first.

We advise against participating in traffic in the dark when the blue light is on. You should also not drive with the orange lenses, because red traffic lights then appear dark gray. In addition, the orange lenses make you drowsy in the evening, which reduces the safety of participating in traffic.

Briefly press the power button on the right inner side of the glasses. Pressing it again will turn the light off.

A full battery provides 2-3 hours of active light. With average use (30 minutes per day) you can use the glasses for 4-5 days. By briefly pressing the on/off button you can see the battery status via three LEDs.

The glasses come in one universal size that fits most people. The legs are slightly adjustable by an optician. For children or very wide heads, the glasses are less suitable.

To insert a new lens, place the nose side of the lens on the inside of the nose bridge and press the lens into the frame until you hear a click. This requires some force the first few times.

To remove the lenses, push the lens from the outside inwards on the side. Place your thumb on the outside of the lens and push the lens out of the frame.

Yes, there has been a lot of research done on blue light. The Propeaq glasses are even used as a reference in scientific studies. On the Propeaq website you can find links to the studies. In 2017, Hall, Rosbash and Young even received the Nobel Prize for research on the biological clock.