Ultra-Precise Vision Prescriptions
Ultra-Precise Vision Prescriptions
Computer vision syndrome’s effects worsen if you have the wrong prescription, or your glasses sit poorly on your nose. We’ll fix these issues by measuring your pupillary distance, optical center, and segment height to readjust where your glasses sit, and we’ll also use our autorefractor to generate a precise prescription for your lenses. We’ll then craft your compensated lenses after choosing the right materials to optimize your vision!
Blue Light Eyeglasses
Blue Light Eyeglasses
Not all blue light glasses are built equally — for the best protection, you need ones that block the correct waves of light, and many storebought options just aren’t up for the job. Our blue light glasses employ fortified blue light-blocking technology to keep your screen time comfortable and your eyes safe. Plus, we’ll customize these lenses to your favorite fashionable frames!
Blue Light Sunglasses
Blue Light Sunglasses
While the sun's blue light isn't a concern on its own, it can add up when combined with hours of screen time. Blue light sunglasses reduce overall exposure to straining blue light to help you enjoy all of your favorite activities with ease and peace of mind. And with our stylish collection of the latest sunglasses brands for you to choose from, you can stay fashionable and protected outdoors!
Personalized Management
Personalized Management
Aside from finding the right eyewear for your sight prescription and daily life, we’ll discuss other tips and tricks with you to help manage your computer vision syndrome. Some of these include scheduling breaks from your work to let your eyes rest, adjusting your environment’s lighting, and making sure your eyewear sits on your face comfortably. We’ll also learn about your screen time habits to personalize our guidance so you can have maximum relief.
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FAQ’s
How To Prevent Eye Strain From Computer
Here are some tips to help prevent eye strain from your computer use:
- Make sure the lighting is set up correctly. Reduce glare reflecting off your screen, and use more ambient lighting around you.
- Adjust the brightness settings on your monitor to a comfortable setting.
- Position your screen around 20 inches from your eyes at a comfortable eye level.
- Consider using an anti-glare shield.
- Take regular breaks, looking away from your computer screen at something in the distance, at least 20 feet away.
- Consider blue-tint glasses.
- Get regular eye checks and practice good sleep habits where you don’t look at a phone screen just as you go to sleep.
What Is Digital Eye Strain?
Also known as computer eye strain or computer screen eye strain, refers to a group of eye-related symptoms, including dry and red eyes, blurred vision and headaches. These are caused by focusing on computer screens, laptops and other devices, for long periods of time.
How Far Should Computer Monitor Be From Eyes?
We recommend about 20 inches from your eyes is a good distance.