Computer vision syndrome / Digital eye strain
Are digital screens affecting your vision?
Turns out, they could be. Digital eye strain, also known as Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), refers to a group of vision-related issues that can pop up from using digital devices for a long period of time.
Symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome
• Dry eyes
• Headaches
• Blurred vision
• Eyestrain
• Neck and shoulder pain
How to go easier on your eyes
In addition to the strain of focusing and refocusing on screens, there’s a 60% decrease in the amount of blinking when using digital devices,1,2 which can dry and strain the eyes.
Fortunately, there are ways to help.
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Try to take a break every 20 minutes, and look away at various distances from your device.
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Have your monitor about an arm’s length away and at around eye level. Adjusting your chair can help too.
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Try to remember to blink frequently
Life demands more of your eyes
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