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Active Investigation

Investigation
of Blue-light
Blocking Glasses

INVESTIGATION OVERVIEW

“Blue-light blocking glasses” sold to filter blue-light from electronic screens and reduce symptoms of digital eye strain, headaches, and/or visual fatigue may be defective and falsely advertised.

If you purchased a pair of these “computer glasses” or added a blue-light blocking feature to your prescription glasses from companies including but not limited to Zenni Optical, Warby Parker, Felix Gray, Pearle Vision, Christopher-Cloos, Amazon, and GUNNAR and would like to discuss your legal rights, please contact Elias Kohn at ekohn@kohnswift.com, or call Kohn, Swift & Graf P.C. at (215) 238-1700.

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Elias A. Kohn 215-238-1700 ekohn@kohnswift.com
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