Daylights® Fairlane (Transition)

Light doesn’t just help you see. It tells your brain how to feel and when to switch on or off. TrueDark focuses on managing what the brand calls “junk light” — artificial blue, green, and violet wavelengths from screens and modern lighting that interfere with your circadian rhythm. Unlike basic blue-light glasses, TrueDark lenses are designed to filter specific wavelengths at different times of day, helping reduce overstimulation and support more natural sleep and focus patterns. Plus, TrueDark is the only brand backed by EEG-verified research showing brainwaves can shift from alert beta states into calmer alpha and even deep-sleep delta states. It’s a practical tool for navigating modern light exposure, not a fashion accessory.

TrueDark was founded by Dave Asprey after years of struggling with poor sleep caused by artificial lighting. When standard blue blockers failed to make a meaningful difference, he worked with neuroscientists and circadian biology experts to develop a more complete light-management system. The insight was simple: blue light isn’t the only problem — green and violet light also affect brain signalling when exposure happens at the wrong time. TrueDark lenses were created to block the right wavelengths at the right moments, helping people better align with their natural 24-hour rhythm. Designed as a sleep, focus, and performance tool, TrueDark exists to help people feel better by fixing light at the source.

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When: Mid-morning to early evening.

Where: Great for heavy screen use and in artificially lit environments like offices, airports, stores, and events. Transition lenses are meant for brief outdoor use. For optimal circadian support, allow some natural sunlight exposure while outside.

Why: Supports energy and focus by filtering fatigue-causing junklight wavelengths while letting in beneficial light.