In a digital age, we can’t get away from technology. This means more fine lines and early ageing. We now know 30 hours of exposure to blue light from smartphone or laptop screens can increase the inflammation level in skin cells by 40%. Finally, skin which has come from newer findings. Without the secretion of this hormone, we stay awake essentially. Secondly, our sleep by suppressing the hormone melatonin which makes it possible for our bodies to fall asleep. Firstly our eyes, by causing eye strain and headaches in the short term but also contributing towards Macular Degeneration in the long-term. It is now conclusive that blue light emitted from sources such as screens and ambient lighting, can affect three main aspects of our health. Now we have epidemiological studies, clinical trials and peer reviewed papers all on how blue light affects our health. The research/knowledge base has increased dramatically compared to what was available in previous years. Having learned about the dangers of blue light very early on in 2013 meant, I have been following blue light research closely over the years. Alongside this he spent many years working in clinical practice, from hospital practice to community settings where he further developed his clinical skills. This allowed him to build the research backed Ocushield products we have today. Dhruvin studied extensively the role blue light has in the eyes physiology and circadian rhythms whilst studying to become an optometrist.

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