Harmony Rose FL-41 Merritt Migraine Glasses – Black
A rose FL-41 tint in our black Merritt frame, for people who find ordinary indoor lighting hard work.
FL-41 does something different from our sleep lenses. Rather than darkening everything, it takes out a narrow band between 480 and 520nm — the part of the spectrum most associated with discomfort under fluorescent and LED lighting — and leaves the rest bright. Independently lab-tested at 48% filtering across that band with 67.6% visible light transmission, it's a Category 1 lens you can wear indoors all day rather than only in the evening. Not a lens for driving after dark.
A note on what this is and isn't. FL-41 tints have been used for light sensitivity for decades and there is real clinical literature behind them, but these are not a medical device and not a treatment. If you have persistent headaches or changes in your vision, please see an optometrist or a doctor — a tinted lens is not a substitute for that appointment.
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by That Girl Amber of MichCamo® and Bodega
What is a Human Hangover?
What is a Human Hangover?
A Human Hangover is when we've forgotten who we are. It's the fog that lays over us emotionally and mentally when our nervous system is stuck in a state of stress. It's the forgetfulness we feel around our true authentic self.
A Human Hangover keeps us sick, tired, and sensitive to the light. It's a sign of an overworked nervous system that can't keep up with the demands of life. A Human Hangover is a symptom of a bigger issue, a disconnection from self. It helps remind us of who we are, and nudges us to remember our human nature.®
Who is Amber Johnston?
Who is Amber Johnston?
That Girl Amber is a local from Marquette, Michigan who has used her Inner Landscape™ map to navigate emotions, trauma, and undiagnosed autism from the age of six.
Amber owns MichCamo®, her Michigan apparel brand showcasing her personal art therapy designs. Human Hangover® shares a retail space with MichCamo® in downtown Marquette at 503 N 3rd Street.
Amber and her partner Libby also own Bodega just two doors down at 517 N Third street, a restaurant, bakery, and bar making everything from scratch using local, whole ingredients.
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