Africa-Press – Uganda. heAs screen time and exposure to harsh sunlight continue to rise, Nellie Shades, a locally founded eyewear business, is offering a practical solution with glasses that combine photochromic and blue-light protection in a single pair.
Located at Parkview Shopping Center, Level 4, Shop 75, Nellie Shades provides eyewear designed to meet the demands of modern lifestyles, where people frequently move between indoor digital environments and outdoor sunlight.The glasses feature photochromic lenses that automatically darken when exposed to sunlight, blocking harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays, and return to a clear state indoors. At the same time, the lenses are built with anti-blue light technology, which filters blue light emitted by phones, computers, and televisions—one of the leading causes of digital eye strain.
According to the company, the combination eliminates the need for separate pairs of sunglasses and computer glasses.“Many people spend long hours on screens and still need eye protection when they step outside,” the company notes. “These lenses adapt automatically, offering comfort and protection in both settings.”
Indoors, the lenses remain clear while reducing blue-light exposure, helping to minimise eye fatigue, headaches, and discomfort linked to prolonged screen use. Outdoors, they darken like sunglasses to shield the eyes from strong sunlight while continuing to filter blue light.
The glasses are positioned as an all-purpose solution suitable for office work, studying, driving, commuting, and outdoor activities. Some models also offer polarisation, which further reduces glare—especially useful for drivers and people exposed to reflective surfaces.
Founded by Nelson Muyimbwa, Nellie Shades focuses on accessible and functional eyewear for everyday use. Customers can also choose from different lens tones, including clear options and lightly tinted lenses, depending on personal comfort and preference.
With growing awareness around eye health and digital fatigue, Nellie Shades’ smart lenses present a convenient option for Ugandans seeking reliable protection from both screens and the sun—all in one pair.
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