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Are blu cut lenses worth it?
Should i order blu cut lenses doest it protect my mypia from increasing.
Are they not just more than a scam.really they protect us from digital strain.
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blu cut lenses block the harmful UV rays emitted from digital devices. This also helps in preventing problems with your sleep cycle and circadian rhythm. You are a student and may be spending several hours on the screen so it will definitely benefit you. So no they are not a scam.
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Blue cut lenses filter most of the harmful rays
They don't have anything to do with myopia treatment
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consult eye specialist for correct refraction
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always chk eyes with eye specialist every six months
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Blue cut lenses are better. They protect u from blue rays of computer and ur phone... And decrease eye strain... U can go for it.... Depending on ur need... Myopia with not increase if u don't use them.
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Well there are various methods of treating myopia in today’s practice but all need correcting of myopia before treating it. Blue block glasses work on the benefit of cutting out harmful rays and in some ways may add benefit to your treatment received .
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