Your eyes are tired by 3 PM. Your screen is why.
Every screen you own emits only three thin slices of light. The rest — the light your eyes have used every day for millions of years — is simply missing. SpectraFill™ clips above your monitor in 10 seconds and puts it back. No routine. No glasses. No app to open.
It's not you. It's your light.
You've tried the things. Night Shift. Blue-light glasses. A bigger monitor. A darker room. None of them fixed it — because none of them put anything back.
For all of human history, your body spent its days under sunlight — a full spectrum, violet to deep infrared, with nothing left out. Now the average American spends 7.5 hours a day under a screen that emits three narrow peaks. Less than 1% of what your monitor puts out is violet or near-infrared: the wavelengths your eyes and cells are built to use. Your body notices the gap. That's what you're feeling.
- Night Shift — takes blue light away
- Blue-light glasses — takes light away
- Darker room — takes light away
- Adds back the violet your eyes need
- Adds back the red your cells use
- Adds back the NIR that's simply missing
Three things you'll notice. In this order.
Eyes that last the whole day
Deep violet and deep red are the two colors your screen skips entirely. They're also the two your eyes respond to most. SpectraFill™ adds them back, quietly, all day, from above your display.
Afternoons without the crash
Near-infrared is the wavelength most studied for supporting cellular energy production. You can't see it. Your cells can. SpectraFill™ delivers it at a low, continuous dose — the way sunlight does.
Wind down without shutting down
Press the button once and SpectraFill™ shifts to Night Mode: red and near-infrared only, wavelengths that don't suppress melatonin. Keep working, keep the screen on, without telling your body it's noon.
Individual results vary. SpectraFill™ is a general wellness device for self-care use, not a medical device. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Six Wavelengths, Chosen on Purpose
You don't manage it. It manages itself.
One press cycles through all three modes. Brightness steps from 25% to 100% and remembers where you left it.
Day Mode
All six wavelengths. Violet for your eyes, red and near-infrared for your cells. Turn it on with your computer and forget it.
Night Mode
Red and near-infrared only. No violet, nothing that tells your body it's daytime. Keep working or reading without borrowing from tomorrow.
Invisible Mode
Near-infrared only. The bar looks switched off. It isn't. The benefit without the glow.
Skeptical? Good. Here's the data.
We're a lighting company, and we measure everything. Here's the same desk, same distance, same spectrometer — before and after clipping on SpectraFill™ in Day Mode.
Measurements taken with an OHSP-350UV calibrated spectrometer under equivalent conditions. Results reflect changes in the surrounding light environment.
Because dose matters. Sunlight is continuous; a desk device shouldn't be. SpectraFill™ delivers only the wavelengths with the most biological interest, so you get meaningful exposure at the lowest possible light dose — precision instead of brute force.
The studies cited describe research on specific wavelengths, not claims about this product. SpectraFill™ is a general wellness device for self-care use. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ten seconds. No tools. No routine.
Rest it on your monitor
Two counterbalance clips hang over the back edge. No screws, no adhesive.
Slide to center
It balances itself. No measuring, no guesswork.
Plug in USB-C
Any port, any charger. It's on.
USB-C, 5V/2A. The same cable as your phone. No brick, no proprietary anything.
Built for the way you actually work.
We make sunlamps. This is the one we use most.
Mitolux has spent years building spectrometer-calibrated light devices — the Solar X sunlamp, red and near-infrared panels, tools that people stand in front of for ten minutes a day.
Then we looked at our own desks. Ten minutes of good light, followed by eight hours of the worst light in the house.
SpectraFill™ is our answer: not another device you have to remember, but the missing spectrum living where your day already happens. Above the screen. All day. Nothing to do.
Launch price. Zero risk.
Less than a pair of blue-light glasses that don't add anything back. About 1767¢ a day over the warranty.
Get mine — $129.00
Outfitting an office? 10+ units, custom pricing → support@mitolux.com
A precision instrument
Questions people ask before buying
Not spec sheets — just the things people actually wonder about.
Day Mode glows a soft violet-red, similar to a warm desk lamp. Night Mode is dimmer and warmer. Invisible Mode emits no visible light at all — the bar looks off. Most people in shared spaces use Day Mode and get compliments, not complaints.
SpectraFill™ is designed for continuous low-dose use, within the range of a bright indoor environment. It lights the area above your screen, not your eyes directly. If you take medication that increases light sensitivity or have a medical condition, check with your doctor first.
Yes, with the included double-sided mounting pads. The counterbalance clips are designed for monitors 24" and up with a 1–3 cm bezel; laptops and thin-bezel screens use the pads instead.
Because you use the panel for ten minutes and your screen for eight hours. SpectraFill™ isn't a treatment session — it's your all-day light environment. Most panel owners tell us they keep both, and this is the one that actually stays on.
Because human eyes can't. 760, 810 and 830 nm sit outside the visible range. In Invisible Mode the bar looks switched off while those channels keep running.
Use it at your desk for 30 days. If you don't notice a difference, send it back for a full refund — no fine print.
24 months, limited, from Preferred Mitolux Inc. Twice the industry standard, because we expect it to outlast your monitor.
Your screen forgot the light. You don't have to.
Six wavelengths your monitor leaves out. Three modes for the three times of your day. Ten seconds to install. Nothing to remember.
