● 80% BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING
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● 30-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE
● KILLrB AMBER GLASSES $49
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See it for yourself.
THE BLUE-LIGHT TEST
80% BLUE LIGHT BLOCKING*
Amber lenses designed to reduce blue-spectrum light exposure.
ANTI-GLARE
Made for screens, gaming, streaming and late-night work.
LIGHTWEIGHT FRAME
Comfortable enough for your nightly routine.
TRY KillrB TONIGHT
Keep the screen. Change the light.
Your body uses light as one of the signals that helps regulate its sleep-wake cycle.
Bright and blue-rich light at night can interfere with those natural signals.
KillaB amber lenses are designed to reduce blue-light exposure from screens during your evening routine.
MADE FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T SWITCH OFF AT 8PM.
🎮 GAMERS
Late sessions without staring directly into full-spectrum screen light.
💻 CREATORS
Editing, designing, producing and building after dark.
📱 SCROLLERS
For the inevitable last hour on your phone.
🎬 STREAMERS
Movies, YouTube and late-night television.
💼 NIGHT WORKERS
When the laptop stays open after everyone else has gone to bed.
Amber blue-light filtering lens
Anti-glare coating
Black acetate-style frame
Unisex design
Protective case included
Free Express Shipping Australia Wide
For years I’ve worked in visual culture.
Art. Branding. Campaigns. Systems.
That means long hours in front of screens. Designing. Building. Problem solving. Often late into the night.
Over time, I became increasingly interested in what our modern environments were doing to the body itself, particularly the relationship between artificial light, screens and our natural rhythms.
That curiosity became Quantum Cell.
KILLRB began with a simple idea: create eyewear for the hours our screens weren’t designed for.
Christopher Marie
Founder, Quantum Cell
Amber-lens glasses designed for evening screen use.
Yes.
The lenses are specified to filter 80% of blue light.* See our demonstration above.
They’re designed to reduce evening blue-light exposure, one environmental factor associated with the body’s sleep-wake signalling. They’re not a treatment for sleep disorders.
Absolutely.
They’re designed for any after-dark screen use, including gaming, computers, phones and television.
You can, but KillaB was designed specifically around evening and nighttime screen use.
