Eyeglasses

Computer focus has unique visual demands that are unlike with other activities, so that a prolonged computer use may bring eyestrain and fatigue more easily. Some of the people under 40 can not remain accurately focused on the computer screen for a long period, or get tired from the frequent switch between the screen and the keyboard. Presbyopia on people above 40 may also cause CVS symptoms such as blurry vision and headache. The simplest way to address CVS (Computer Vision Syndrome) is the special computer glasses, which are superior to regular prescription glasses. All those commonly used prescription glasses such as reading glasses, bifocal glasses and single vision glasses for myopia are not designed to suit computer use. The reason is that computer focus needs the intermediate zone of vision, … Read entire article »

By now, many people know what a pain sitting in front of the computer for long stretches of time can be. Computers can cause Computer Vision syndrome which can lead to all sorts of problem like, loss of productivity and focus, headaches, pains in the neck and shoulder region, hazy vision, fatigue, exhausted eyes, and many others. Sound familiar? Then what you need to do is get yourself a pair of computer glasses. Computer glasses are specialized glasses which not only help relieve some of the above symptoms, but also help in relaxing the eye, by reducing the fluorescent glare from the monitor of the computer. Eyeglasses are very specialized items which do not come in a make-it-yourself kit. Even normal eyeglasses like myopic and presbyopic glasses need specialized tools and skills … Read entire article »

As the acronym for computer vision syndrome, CVS represents the array of symptoms associated with computer eye strain. Many people may have experienced some of these visual symptoms if they spend a long time on the computer on a daily basis. In this electronic age, computers have been an indispensable part of daily lives of a large population. However, there are some side effects of this electronic age. CVS is one of the most obvious testimonies. Spending many hours at a computer screen can cause many symptoms. In US, there are about 125 million individuals suffering from CVS. These people always complaint of eye strain and muscle fatigue. The underlying cause of CVS is that the computer screen is always ever-changing. It requires a person to repetitively and constantly refocus the eyes. … Read entire article »

As computers become a more integral part of today’s lifestyle and practices, new medical conditions are developing as a result of their usage. The most common to date is computer vision syndrome (CVS), with symptoms that include double vision, itching eyes, headaches, blurred vision, eye pain and irritation, tired and burning eyes, watering or dry eyes, eye fatigue, eye strain and soreness. One would never imagine that such a useful and innovative tool could cause so much physical discomfort! As a result of CVS, science professionals seized the opportunity to create computer eyeglasses to alleviate these common conditions and make computer usage less painful and more comfortable. The symptoms of CVS affect adults as well as children. Although children normally have different requirements for near and distance vision glasses, computer eyeglasses … Read entire article »