Bluelight Filter for Eye Care - Auto screen filter – 2.4

Dec 28, 2016
Free Download
345K
Latest version:
3.6.2

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Don't be robbed of a good night's sleep! Bluelight from your smartphone or tablet causes strain on your eyes and prevents you from falling asleep easily at night. This app adjusts your screen color to reduce the blue light and helps your eyes to relax, making it easier for you to fall asleep. Features. ▽ Free Screen Filter App to Protect Your Eyes.

Package:
jp.ne.hardyinfinity.bluelightfilter.free
Developer:
Hardy-infinity
Category:
Health & Fitness
Size:
10 MB
Requires Android:
4.1 and up
Age:
Everyone
Updated:
Dec 28, 2016
Downloads:
10M

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