Chime in: Do 'computer glasses' really work?

The mod globe is more connected than ever, demanding that nosotros spend extended periods staring at screens. These endless hours at the calculator often bite back, with centre strain an increasingly mutual side effect of this prolonged use. While their adoption is currently limited, "reckoner glasses" are a solution that promises to help your eyes in the long term.

Computer glasses use purpose-made lenses, designed solely to help your vision when staring at a display. Using an anti-reflective coating to reduce glare and a yellow tint to strip incoming blue lite, they prove promise – merely how do these hold upward in the real earth?

This discussion recently kicked off on the Windows Fundamental forums, asking users to share their thoughts on computer spectacles being offered by various companies.

Al Sacco
02-28-2018 06:41 AM

So I've been looking at new ways to potentially limit my exposure to blue light, seeing equally how I stare at a reckoner screen for upwardly of 12 hours a day, and I recollect it'south #@$%*&# with my slumber. I've read well-nigh "computer glasses" before but I really don't run across all that many people who utilize them, or who take used them, talking virtually their experiences. So I'one thousand curious, if you've used glasses from...
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As always, nosotros desire to hear from you. What do y'all think of computer spectacles? If you've used them, how was your feel? If non, what kept you abroad? Drop into the forum thread linked below and share your thoughts.

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