Blue Light Glasses Can Fight Computer Vision Syndrome

Are you working in front of the computer screen for long hours? Are you staring at mobile screens or televisions for a long duration? If yes, then you must consider knowing about Computer Vision Syndrome or CVS. This article will just help to understand the dark picture behind the syndrome. CVS may not include any particular issue but can comprise a wide range of issues if you are an extreme user of digital screens like a laptop, desktop or smartphone.

The increasing amount of time spent on digital screens (which emit blue lights that have short wavelength but higher frequency and energy) have caused panic among the global populace as experts have pointed to increasing signs of digital eye strain or CVS.

What is Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)?

CVS is commonly referred to as a variety of eye-related problems, which arises out of excessive use of the computer or digital screens. Some eye-related condition can turn chronic if no measures are taken. Although blue light glasses have offered some safety yet it requires a lot of research for ultimate remedy. Note that, CVS and Digital Eye Strain are closely associated. Some 10 common eye conditions related to CVS are listed below:

• Anxiety, Depression and Restlessness
• Blurry or Dual Vision after computer use
• Dry Eyes
• Frequent Headaches
• Back and Neck Pain
• Sleeplessness or Insomnia
• Cataracts
• Eye Cancer
• Cornea-related issues
• Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD)

How Can Blue Light Glasses Help Fight Computer Vision Syndrome?

SmartBuyGlassses, a global eyewear retailer, and their customers have said that their blue light glasses are highly effective against some issues related to Computer Vision Syndrome, but certainly, glasses won’t be able to fix chronic conditions. Blue light glasses from SmartBuyGlasses are able to block almost 15-25% of blue light emission. However, if you are looking to know 4 other ways to fight CVS, then read below:

• Blink your eyes or take a rest after 1-2 hours of working in front of a computer or mobile screen.
• If you are working at night in front of computers, then you can use a screen glare filter or use bright lights to disrupt the blue light energy.
• Regularly take breaks by stretching your body to get comfortable with an additional reduction of screen glare.
• Eat healthy foods including green leafy vegetables to intensity the stamina of your eyes.

Do Blue Light Glasses Hurt Your Eyes for The First-Timers?

There is no such evidence. Blue light glasses are made of specially-coated lenses that have the ability to block some intensity of blue light energy. If you think, you are regularly using the computer or mobile devices for a long duration, then you can buy zFORT^TM-powered blue light blocking glasses that come with a 2-year warranty, and payment can be done in instalments.

However, if you buy some poor quality or substandard product then it will definitely not block blue light energy and may also hurt your eyes, ears.

For your ease, we are listing down the top 5 zFORT^TM-powered blue light blocking glasses that are trending in the market.