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VERA
• Selective blue-violet filtering across 400–450nm
• Subtle warmth off-screen, no yellow screen tint
• Premium acetate frame
VERA is a balanced rectangular blue-light frame with a clean, understated silhouette designed for everyday screen use.
Hand-finished acetate and CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lenses make it an easy everyday pair for screen-heavy days—without the heavy yellow cast.
Best suited to narrow-to-medium faces. Available in Smoke and Sage.
Most blue-light glasses are treated like screen accessories.
CLÆR is designed like eyewear — premium acetate frames, Japanese optical lenses, clear colour on screen, and considered packaging.
No heavy yellow tint.
No clinical look.
No disposable frame feel.
CLÆR SPECTRUM™ uses Japanese optical lenses with blue-violet filtering properties incorporated into the lens material rather than relying only on a surface coating. The lenses provide approximately 55% average filtration across the tested 400–450 nm range, with a multi-layer anti-reflective treatment and UV400 protection.
See the full CLÆR SPECTRUM™ lens data and lab test results.
Materials:
Hand-finished acetate frame.
CR39 optical lens with CLÆR SPECTRUM™ filtration.
Dimensions:
A refined fit designed for narrow to medium faces.
See our Fit Guide for full measurements.
One pair of PROJECT CLÆR glasses
Machined aluminium travel tube
Soft suede pouch
Microfibre cleaning cloth
The CLÆR Protocol™ card
Free shipping to available markets. Delivered in 5–14 business days depending on location. Tracking included.
Try them at home.
If the fit is not right, you can return your pair within 30 days in original condition.
See our return policy for details.
Questions? We’re here to help at hello@projectclaer.com

THE TINT EXISTS. YOU JUST WON'T NOTICE IT WHERE IT MATTERS
Most blue-light lenses turn your screen yellow. CLÆR SPECTRUM™ Japanese optical lenses filter blue-violet wavelengths without distorting colour — so what you see on screen is what you're meant to see.

THE TUBE IS NOT THE PACKAGING. IT IS PART OF THE OBJECT.
Machined aluminium. Hand-stitched suede pouch. A microfibre cloth folded by someone, not a machine. Most of this is not necessary. We chose to make it anyway.