WhatsEyes Eye care (whats up)

Eyes feel tired during the evening reading on the phone?

Have trouble sleeping after a long time watching the phone screen?

That's because whatsEyes Eyescare (whatsup) on your phone and tablet screens are visible spectrum (380-550nm) for circadian regulation. According to scientific research, exposure to blue light imposes a serious threat to the retinal neurons and inhibits the secretion of melatonin, a hormone that affects circadian rhythms. It is evident that reduce the blue light can greatly improve sleep.

Blue light filter used to reduce whatsEyes Protector (whatsup) to adjust the screen for natural color. Shift the screen to night mode can relieve strain your eyes, and your eyes will feel uncomfortable at night reading. AlsowhatsEyes Protector (whatsup) filter will protect your eyes and help you fall asleep easily.

features:
● Reducing blue light
● Intensity Filter Adjustable
● Save electricity
● Very easy to use
● Built-in screen is dim
● eye protection from light display

Reducing Blue Light
Filter screen can change the screen becomes a natural color, so as to reduce the blue light that will affect your sleep.

Screen Filter Intensity
By sliding a button, you can easily adjust the filter to soften the light intensity of the screen.

Save Power
Practice shows it can greatly save power by reducing screen blue light.

Easy to use
useful and self-timer button will help you turn on and off in a second application. application is very useful for eye care.

Dimmer screen
You can adjust the screen brightness accordingly. Get a better reading experience.

Eye Screen Protector Of Light
The screen shifts to night mode to protect your eyes and relieve your eyes in a short time.

Tips:
● Before installing any other application, please turn off or suspend the application to allow the installation.
● When you take a screenshot, please turn off or stop this application use cases screenshot application effect