Filter Optix is a Norwegian eyewear brand founded in 2020 by two friends with a shared interest in health, design, and modern light exposure.
We created Filter Optix to make premium blue light glasses that help people manage screen use, evening routines, and better sleep, without compromising on style, comfort, or quality.
From the beginning, we wanted to create eyewear with a more responsible approach to materials and production.
Our frames are made with premium bio-based and biodegradable eco-acetate, selected for its durability, comfort, and improved environmental profile. We also use FSC®-certified paper from recycled materials for our packaging.
Our goal is simple: create glasses that perform beautifully, look refined, and are made with more responsible materials.
Light affects how we feel, focus, and sleep. Modern screen use and artificial lighting have changed the way we are exposed to light throughout the day and evening.
Filter Optix was created to help people manage modern light exposure with carefully designed blue light filtering lenses for different routines, from daytime screen use to evening wind-down.
We believe blue light glasses should feel as good as they function. That is why we design eyewear with refined shapes, balanced proportions, and colours that fit naturally into everyday style.
Our four lens colours, Clear, Yellow, Orange, and Red, are designed for different times of day and different needs. Each pair combines advanced lens technology with premium materials and a clean, timeless look.
Filter Optix was founded by Robin and Hendrik, two friends from Norway who met while studying at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU.
With a shared interest in health, performance, and design, we became increasingly aware of how modern screen use and artificial light can affect daily comfort, evening routines, and sleep quality.
After trying different blue light glasses, we saw an opportunity to create something better: premium eyewear with advanced filtering technology, high-quality lenses, responsible materials, and a design people would actually want to wear.
That idea became Filter Optix.