Airport Cameras
Terminals, gates and security lines.
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ID-Blocking Sunglasses
Protects against all types of cameras: Face ID, doorbells, store and street cameras, even Flock.
- Dark Under Infrared
- Stops Face Unlock
- Looks Like Normal Sunglasses
- No Battery, No App
- Ships From The USA
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$89.99/ Pair
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Regular Sunglasses Go Clear.Redact Lenses Stay Black.
Under infrared night footage, ordinary lenses let your eyes show. The IRX lens is made to block it.
Illustration. Infrared night mode only.
- Face ID
- Windows Hello
- Night Cameras
Every Camera.One Lens.
Swipe through the cameras that watch your day.
Traffic Cameras
Intersections, highways and toll roads.
Flock Cameras
License plate readers on the roads you drive.
Grocery Store Cameras
Checkout lanes, aisles and parking lots.
Face ID And Phones
Face ID and Windows Hello unlock cameras.
Doorbell Cameras
Porches and front doors, day and night.
AI Surveillance Drones
Eyes in the sky over streets and crowds.
RedactNext To The Rest
Redact
- Protects against all types of cameras
- Blocks the infrared Face ID and night cameras use
- Looks like a normal square pair
- No battery, no app, nothing to charge
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- 1-year warranty
The Usual Tricks
- Hats. They shade your forehead. Your eyes can still show.
- Face masks. They cover your mouth. Your eyes still show.
- Regular sunglasses. They go see-through under infrared.
- Gaiters and scarves. They cover your mouth, not your eyes.
Built For The CamerasThat Never Ask.
Dark Under Infrared
Night cameras light you with infrared. The IRX lens is made to read black, so your eyes don't show.
Looks Like Normal Sunglasses
A matte-black square frame you'd buy anyway. No mask, no hoodie cinched tight.
Nothing To Charge Or Carry
No battery, no app, no setup. Case, pouch and cloth in every box.
From OurFirst Testers.
Real people, real photos, in their own words.
“Wore them to the hardware store and the lumber yard and nobody gave me a second look. They just look like good sunglasses. Dark enough for the truck, comfortable all day. That’s what sold me.”
Man, 40s · Early tester
“I wear them at night too, with the beanie and the gaiter. Walking into a store and not feeling like every camera has my face is worth it to me.”
Man, late 30s · Early tester
“My phone kept reading my face everywhere, so I wanted something that fixed that without looking weird. They’re light, the frame doesn’t pinch, and they go with a hoodie or a jacket.”
Man, 20s · Early tester
“I’m 66 and I don’t like being watched everywhere I go. These sit on my nose better than my old pair, and I wear them out in the shop and into town.”
Man, 66 · Early tester
“Wore them on the lake all weekend. No glare, and they didn’t slide down my nose when I was sweating. My wife said they look good on me, which is rare.”
Man, 64 · Early tester
“Gas station, grocery store, the bank drive-through. Every stop has a camera and I got tired of it. Put these on and forgot about it. Wish I’d done it years ago.”
Sam Nemer · Early tester
“Early morning, cold, beanie on, and they stay put and don’t fog. And it’s a nice bonus that I’m not handing my face to every doorbell camera on the road home.”
Man, 64 · Early tester
Frequently Asked Questions
What Cameras Do They Block?
All types of cameras, including grocery store cameras, airport cameras, Flock cameras, Face ID and Windows Hello cameras on your phone and laptop, traffic cameras, AI surveillance drones, thermal cameras and doorbell cameras.
What Is The IRX Lens?
IRX is the name of the green lens. It's made to cut near-infrared light, the light you can't see that Face ID, Windows Hello and night cameras read you with. Regular sunglasses are built to cut the light you see, and most let enough infrared through that a camera still sees your eyes. Apple's software chief said as much about Face ID in 2017.
Do They Work On Every Phone?
The independent tests of similar glasses cover iPhone Face ID and Windows Hello. We don't know about other phones. Test yours the day they arrive. If it still opens, send them back within 30 days.
Can I Wear Them Indoors Or Drive In Them?
In daylight, yes. They work like any dark pair and cut glare. They're too dark for night driving or low light.
Will They Fit?
One size fits most, in a flexible matte-black frame with a fixed nose bridge. If they don't fit, exchange them within 30 days.
What's The Return Policy?
You have 30 days from delivery. If you're not happy for any reason, send them back for a full refund of the product price or an exchange. Message us through the contact page with your order number and we'll send return instructions. Return shipping is on you unless the pair arrived damaged or defective.
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Same camera. Same night. Regular sunglasses on one side, Redact on the other.
Illustration. Infrared night mode only.
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