How it Works
Standard Night Driving Lenses
Standard night driving glasses only reduce glare by 25%. Researchers have found these uniformly tinted lenses actually reduce image contrast¹ and fail to deliver on promises increased road safety².
NightBirds Dual-Zone Lenses (Patent Pending)
NightBirds' patent-pending lenses feature a dual-zone anti-glare design that blocks up to 90% of glare where you need it the most, without impairing forward and peripheral vision.
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NightBirds
NightRaven
NightRaven is an ultra-light TR-90 frame with a universal fit and classic rectangular shape.
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NightHawk OTG
The NightHawk OTG is a lightweight "Over-The-Glasses" style that slips on over regular glasses.
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NightFlyer CL
NightFlyer CL is a clip-on + flip-up accessory to retrofit glasses with anti-glare functionality on demand.
The NightBirds Difference
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Patent-Pending Tech
The NightBirds patent-pending lenses are optimized to block annoying glare where you need it the most, without impairing night vision.
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Anti-Reflection Coated
Ophthalmic grade multi-coated lenses feature dual-surface anti-reflection coatings to eliminate internal reflections and maximize clarity.
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Made in the USA
Support USA-based small business innovation: NightBirds eyewear are designed and made in the USA using imported and domestic material.
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100 Nights Trial
Try NightBirds for up to 100 nights, and if you are not completely satisfied, contact our customer service department for a pre-paid return shipping label.
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Ultra-Lightweight
Best-in-Class 1.5mm Polymer Lens and TR-90 Frames set exceptional standards for lightweight eyewear materials without resorting to low quality "film" lenses.
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Accessories Included
Each purchase includes our NightBirds branded hard-shell zipper case, plus a draw-string soft case, oversize microfiber cleaning cloth and lens wipes.
Citations
1. “Colored spectacle or intra-ocular lens filters reduce both [glare and non-glare visual information] proportionately, so they do not increase retinal image contrast or decrease disability glare…"; “Glare's Causes, Consequences, and Clinical Challenges After a Century of Ophthalmic Study” by Mainster et al. published 2012-04 in American Journal of Ophthamology, Vol. 153, Issue 4, pages 587-593
2. “Research yields no real support for the use of fully tinted [i.e., uniformly tinted] glare-blocking glasses as a means of achieving safer nighttime driving”; Mace, Douglas, et al. "Countermeasures for reducing the effects of headlight glare." American Automobile Association Foundation for Traffic Safety (2001).
Blog Posts
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Anti-Glare Countermeasures in Roadway Design
Here in the SF Bay Area recently passed measures are funding transportation infrastructure improvements in the regions freeways. I have watched the progress with great interest in particular noting the...
Anti-Glare Countermeasures in Roadway Design
Here in the SF Bay Area recently passed measures are funding transportation infrastructure improvements in the regions freeways. I have watched the progress with great interest in particular noting the...
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Halos, Stars and Floaters! What Are They and Wh...
If you are suffering from any of these problems (halos, stars, floaters, "ghosts", etc) - then you probably already know that a) these annoying buggers reveal themselves at night, especially...
Halos, Stars and Floaters! What Are They and Wh...
If you are suffering from any of these problems (halos, stars, floaters, "ghosts", etc) - then you probably already know that a) these annoying buggers reveal themselves at night, especially...
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Will Adaptive Headlights Fix Glare?
Adaptive headlights, also called high definition headlights, have been available on luxury cars in Europe for several years, but have yet to be approved by NHTSA regulators for use on...
Will Adaptive Headlights Fix Glare?
Adaptive headlights, also called high definition headlights, have been available on luxury cars in Europe for several years, but have yet to be approved by NHTSA regulators for use on...
