DIGITAL EYESTRAIN

Ease the Strain: Solutions for Screen Heavy Lives

Understand and relieve Digital Eyestrain with targeted lens technology and daily habits.

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Welcome to the Future of Vision Correction

It’s hard to imagine a day without screens. While these devices keep us connected and productive, they can also lead to a common condition known as Digital Eyestrain, also known as Computer Vision Syndrome

Symptoms may include eye fatigue, dryness, blurred vision, headaches, and neck or shoulder pain. Staring at screens for extended periods reduces blinking and places extra demand on the eye’s focusing system.

Digital eyestrain can affect both adults and children, especially with increased use of devices for work, study, and leisure. A comprehensive eye examination can help identify underlying visual issues and provide tailored solutions such as prescription lenses, blue light filters, and ergonomic advice to relieve discomfort and protect your vision.

Simple Habits to Ease the Discomfort

Take regular breaks and blink more often
Place screen lower than eyes and increase screen font size
Increase ambient humidity and decrease air conditioning
Stay hydrated and maintain good posture
Ensure your spectacle prescription is appropriate for your screen distance
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Lenses Made for the Digital World

Engineered to reduce eye fatigue, enhance clarity, and protect your vision from extended screen exposure.

Blue Light Filters

May reduce glare and sleep disruption especially in low-light settings.

Anti-Reflective Coating

Reduces reflections and boosts clarity ideal for screen users.

Computer Lenses

Designed for improved intermediate and near vision, to achieve perfect focus for work, and screen-time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is digital eyestrain?

Digital eyestrain, also known as computer vision syndrome, describes a group of eye and vision-related problems caused by prolonged use of digital devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones.

What are common symptoms of digital eyestrain?

Symptoms include eye discomfort, dryness, blurred vision, headaches, neck and shoulder pain, and difficulty focusing after screen use.

Who is most at risk of digital eyestrain?

Anyone who spends extended time on digital devices can experience digital eye strain, especially people who don’t take regular breaks or have uncorrected vision problems.

How can I prevent digital eyestrain?

Prevention includes following the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away (6m) for 20 seconds), adjusting screen brightness, using proper lighting, and maintaining good posture.

What treatments are available for digital eyestrain?

Treatment may include corrective lenses designed to support prolonged screen time, vision therapy, ergonomic adjustments, eye drops for dryness, and lifestyle changes to reduce screen time or improve habits.