New, Unused Demon Slayer: Muichiro Tokito Model Blue Light Cut Date Glasses Thank you for viewing. ↓ Click here for a list of our products! #sturmfunf From the TV anime "Demon Slayer," a collection of glasses, the second installment, is now available. These glasses are inspired by the seven Hashira of the Demon Slayer Corps. The temples (arms) are intricately designed with each character's motif. An original glasses case and a logo-printed glasses wipe (common) are also included. This is the Muichiro Tokito model, featured in the Swordsmith Village Arc. Equipped with a CS coat (water-repellent function) that resists dirt and an anti-static coating that prevents dust and pollen from sticking. Blue light, generally in the range of light that is easily perceived as glare (380-500nm), is cut by an average of 33%. These are date glasses with clear coating blue cut lenses that reduce blue light, which can be a factor in eye strain and sleep disorders. The special coating reflects and reduces ultraviolet and blue light, reducing glare and blur from monitors, smartphones, tablets, games, telework, and other displays and screens. Also, because the lenses are highly transparent, they are easy to use and see clearly even when reading documents or books. Size: Lens width 50mm, Vertical width 41mm, Nose width 20mm, Temple length 140mm, Temple width 130mm, Inner width of the temple tips 105mm, Weight 23.5g, Lens material Plastic (1.56 ASSKY II), Frame material Acetate, Made in China (Lens processing and assembly are done in Japan). Accessories: Dedicated case, Dedicated glasses wipe. Notes: □ The lenses are colorless and transparent, but they may appear to have a light beige tint due to the coating interference. □ The effect may vary from person to person. □ Due to the coated lenses, it is recommended to use a dedicated cleaner or wash them with water for lens care. For purchases made (payment completed) between 0:00 and 15:00 from Monday to Friday, we will ship the item on the same day. * We are generally closed for shipping on weekends and holidays.