NoIR Universal Fit Over Sunglasses – 44% Pink, Filter #70

FINAL SALE CLEARANCE – $49.95 now $34.95. NoIR Filter 70 is a discontinued specialty pink filter and is available only while our remaining inventory lasts.

Why would I choose pink tinted glasses for light sensitivity instead of regular gray sunglasses?

Pink lenses work differently from ordinary gray sunglasses. Gray mainly reduces overall brightness while keeping colors relatively neutral. A pink or rose-toned filter changes the balance of colors reaching your eyes, which can make certain types of light and glare feel different.

For someone with light sensitivity, that difference can matter. Some people find pink or rose-toned lenses more comfortable than gray, amber, or yellow even when those lenses are similar in darkness.

These pink tinted glasses for light sensitivity have 44% VLT, so it is not an extremely dark lens. It allows approximately 44% of visible light through while providing the distinctive pink filtering effect.

Who might prefer this color?

These pink tinted glasses for light sensitivity may appeal to someone who:

• Finds ordinary gray sunglasses too neutral or not comfortable enough
• Wants glare reduction without an extremely dark lens
• Prefers a pink or rose-colored view rather than yellow or amber
• Has light sensitivity or photophobia and is experimenting with different filter colors
• Needs glasses that can be worn over prescription eye wear

Filter color preference is very individual. A lens that feels comfortable to one person may not be the best choice for another.

How is pink different from amber, yellow, or gray?

Gray primarily reduces brightness and causes the least change in color appearance.

Yellow and amber create a warmer view and reduce more blue light. They are often chosen when someone wants stronger contrast or prefers a warmer tint.

Pink or rose lenses create a different color balance. Instead of making the environment simply darker or warmer, they shift the view toward a rose/magenta tone. Some light-sensitive wearers prefer this because certain lighting can feel less harsh through a pink filter.

Orange and red filters generally create a much stronger color shift and can block substantially more short-wavelength light. Filter 70 is a much lighter and less extreme option.

Will everything look pink?

Yes, there will be a pink/rose color shift. This is not a neutral sunglasses lens.

That is actually part of the purpose of choosing a specialty colored filter. If maintaining natural colors is important to you, a gray lens may be a better choice. If visual comfort is more important and you prefer the way a pink filter changes the light, Filter 70 may be worth trying.

Are these very dark?

No. Filter 70 has 44% VLT, meaning approximately 44% of visible light passes through the lens.

That makes this considerably lighter than NoIR’s dark and extra-dark filters. It may be useful for someone who wants noticeable glare and light filtering but does not want the environment to become extremely dark.

Can I wear these over my prescription glasses?

Yes. This listing uses the Universal Frame 700, a fit-over design intended to accommodate many prescription eyeglass frames underneath.

The larger wraparound shape also provides coverage around the front and sides of the eyes, helping reduce light entering around the edges of your corrective glasses.

Where might I use Filter 70?

Filter 70 may be useful for bright indoor spaces, shopping, travel, overcast or moderately bright outdoor conditions, walking, sporting events, or other environments where glare or certain types of light feel uncomfortable.

Can I drive in these glasses?

The lens is not extremely dark, but the pink tint changes color perception. Anyone considering them for daytime driving should make sure traffic lights, signs, pedestrians, and road conditions remain easy to distinguish.

They are not intended for night driving.

Universal Frame 700 Fit-Over

Inside Width: 152 mm / 5.98 in
Inside Height: 52 mm / 2.05 in
Outside Width: 155 mm / 6.10 in
Outside Height: 55 mm / 2.17 in
Temple Length: 145 mm / 5.71 in
Eye Size: 50 mm / 1.97 in

Filter 70 at a Glance

Brand: NoIR
Filter: 70
Lens color: Pink / Rose-Magenta
VLT: 44% — allows approximately 44% of visible light through
Frame: Universal Frame 700 Fit-Over
Designed for: Light sensitivity, glare reduction and filtered visual comfort
Regular price: $49.95
Clearance price: $34.95
Inventory: Only 4 remaining
Sale status: FINAL SALE – Discontinued Filter