How do you protect your eyes when using the computer
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http://bit.ly/8zOJxv (link to computer eyedrops on Amazon)
I've also been looking into getting a pair of Gunnar eyeglasses. Gunnar is a brand of eyeware that, again, claims to be 'specially' designed to protect your eyes from glare/use of extended computer exposure. They get generally good reviews on Amazon - which often runs pretty big special on them. They retail for about $100 a pair but sometimes they go down to $55 on Amazon.
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http://www.articlesbase.com/vision-articles/protect-your-eyes-when-using-the-computer-1242552.html
started to experience a marginally distressing burning feeling in my eyes when using the computer ; my eyes felt dry and itchy ; I could feel debris moving around in my eye socket, next to and in back of my eyeballs ; and I began seeing some eye "floaters", which are dark dots that float around in your vision
, as well as some black shadows and occasionallight flashes when I moved my eyes.
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M$About every 5-10 minutes, look at a distant object across the room, or better out a window at something outside.
I set up my computer so all I have to do is look above or to the side of the computer to see beyond, without alot of head turning.
Keep the screen at eye level, and arms should be level with the ground (wrists not touching or resting on the desk)
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