Migraine Glasses Lens Colors Explained
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Not every light-sensitive person needs the same amount of tint. Understanding the range helps you pick the right pair instead of guessing.
Light tints
Subtle rose or amber tones that work well indoors, at a desk, or under fluorescent lighting without looking out of place in daily settings.
Medium tints
A stronger filter suited for people with more pronounced light sensitivity, or for use in brighter indoor environments like grocery stores.
Dark tints
Closer to sunglasses in appearance, better suited for outdoor use or severe photophobia, though less practical for extended indoor wear.
How to pick
Start lighter if you're new to migraine glasses. You can always add a second, darker pair for outdoor or high-sensitivity days rather than committing to one tint for everything.