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Blue light filtering lenses
I am a heavy computer-mobile user. I read that Blue light emitting from electronic devices is harmful to eyes.Is it really true??.
Nowadays, blue-cut lenses are available in market which are actually overpriced. But in pc/mobile software, there is an option of switching to eye comfort/night light mode, which actually makes the screen slightly yellowish filtering blue light. If we stick to that setting, then are blue cut lenses needed?
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The problem you will face is more due to decreased blinking. As a result you develop computer vision syndrome. Please use lubricant eye drops e.g. teardrop 2to3 times daily
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follow 20 20 formula ie close your eyes for 20seconds after every after every 20 minutes. keep proper distance between eyes and screen. wash your eyes with freshwater frequently. Don't sit facing towards ac or blowers .
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No with blue filter u dont need thoae lenses
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