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Computer Glasses in Astana & Almaty

Blue-light-filter lenses — from base coatings to smart materials: less glare and visual noise at the screen. And an honest word on what the filter does — and doesn't.

Screen protection from the entry point — ₸17,900

Divel Italia Blue Natural 1.56: a blue-light filter plus 20% thinning, per pair. Complete glasses = a tariff with the frame + an upgrade: the pair's price minus the ₸4,000 base lenses.

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How we fit them

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An exam or your prescription

A free eye exam at the store, booked online. Got a valid prescription? Bring it — the blue-light filter goes onto lenses with your correction.

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Coating or material

Two routes: the filter in a coating (Hoya BLC, Essilor BCT, Gross HBC, Seiko SRC-SCREEN) — the classic path with a light characteristic sheen; or in the material itself (Shamir Blue Zero, Tokai Lutina) — the lenses stay fully clear.

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Level and thickness

From the entry Divel Italia 1.56 to thin aspherics: Tokai AS TBC 1.60 and Seiko 1.60 AS SRC-SCREEN — 30% thinner than base, for medium and high dioptres.

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Making

The lenses go into any frame in the catalogue: the complete-glasses tariff plus an upgrade — the chosen pair's price minus the ₸4,000 base lenses. The total is calculated before payment; 6-month warranty.

Three types of solution

Prices are per pair, fixed. Each type has higher levels — by thickness, coatings and brands.

Filter in the coating

ENTRY POINT

₸17,900

  • Divel Italia Blue Natural 1.56, per pair
  • Screen blue-light filter
  • Calculated for your prescription
  • Upgrade pricing: minus the ₸4,000 base lenses
  • Eye exam — free
  • ALIV warranty — 6 months

Filter in the material

CLEAR · HEV 400–420 NM

₸30,900

  • Shamir Blue Zero 1.50 Glacier, per pair
  • Screen blue-light filter
  • Calculated for your prescription
  • Upgrade pricing: minus the ₸4,000 base lenses
  • Eye exam — free
  • ALIV warranty — 6 months

Street and screen

PHOTOCHROMIC + BLUE

₸72,900

  • Elements Bcut SunActives 1.56, per pair
  • Screen blue-light filter
  • Calculated for your prescription
  • Upgrade pricing: minus the ₸4,000 base lenses
  • Eye exam — free
  • ALIV warranty — 6 months

Complete glasses = a tariff with the frame + an upgrade: the chosen pair's price minus the ₸4,000 base lenses already in the tariff. The total is fixed before payment.

An honest word on blue light

The filter does exactly what optics promises: it cuts part of the blue-violet spectrum and reduces glare and visual noise from screens and LED light — easier on the eyes through a long working session. What it doesn't do: it doesn't treat anything, doesn't replace breaks, and doesn't cancel eye hygiene. Your eyes' best friend at the monitor is the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet (6 metres) away for 20 seconds. Lenses are a comfort layer on top of that — not instead of it.

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Tokai Lutina: the filter inside the material

Japan's Tokai built the protection into the lens material itself: according to Tokai, Lutina filters high-energy light so that the lutein pigment in the retina degrades less under short-wave radiation — while the lenses stay fully clear. An optometrist at the store can walk you through the mechanism. In the catalogue — Lutina AS PGC P-UV 1.60: ₸63,900 per pair, an aspheric 30% thinner than base.

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ALIV stores

Astana, Bukhar Zhyrau 36B — daily, 10:00–19:00

Almaty, Satpayev 35A — daily, 10:00–19:00

Common questions

Spectacle lenses that cut part of the blue-violet spectrum coming from screens, LED lamps and gadgets. The filter lives either in a coating or in the lens material itself. The result — less glare and visual noise, especially through long hours at the monitor and under artificial evening light.

A coating (Hoya BLC, Essilor BCT, Gross Hard BlueCut, Seiko SRC-SCREEN) is the classic route: it works on the lens surface, and most have a light characteristic sheen. A material (Shamir Blue Zero — absorbing HEV rays at 400–420 nm — or Tokai Lutina) has the filter built in: fully clear lenses, no tint. We'll show you both live at the exam.

The honest answer: the filter reliably reduces glare and visual noise — that's optics, and it works. The scientific evidence on blue light and eye fatigue, however, is mixed, so we promise comfort, not treatment. Fatigue is mostly about work habits: breaks and the 20-20-20 rule do more for your eyes than any filter — lenses complement that, they don't replace it.

Yes: Tokai AS TBC 1.60 (₸47,900) and Seiko 1.60 AS SRC-SCREEN (₸119,900) — aspherics 30% thinner than base, with a blue-light filter. For medium and high prescriptions that means both aesthetics and less weight on the nose.

Tokai's proprietary material: according to the manufacturer, it filters high-energy short-wave light, reducing its effect on the lutein pigment in the retina — while staying fully clear. An optometrist at the store can explain the mechanism in detail. In the catalogue — Tokai Lutina AS PGC P-UV 1.60, ₸63,900 per pair.

You may need accommodation support on top of filtering — lenses with a small near-work "boost": Shamir Eyezen Lite (+0.40D, Blue Zero material) or Essilor Eyezen Start. That's office-lens territory — we have a separate page for those, and an exam will show what actually fits you.

The complete-glasses tariff plus an upgrade: the chosen pair's price minus the ₸4,000 base lenses. Example: a NEGIZGI-group frame with Divel Blue Natural 1.56 — 9,900 + (17,900 − 4,000) = ₸23,800 for complete glasses with the filter. The total is always visible before payment — no "from".

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