Sunglasses
I know it sounds bizarre, but wearing sunglasses
while using the computer may actually help protect your eyes from the nasty
hidden effects of your monitor. Although
certain eyeglasses are designed to reduce these harmful effects, sunglasses
rarely come into the discussion. So this
begs the question; is this an urban legend or is there some truth to it? Does
wearing sunglasses while using the computer really help protect your eyes? As you might expect, the answer is both yes
and no.
Research has definitely shown that it actually
does help protect your eyes. You can
choose from hundreds of different designs of sunglasses and have them fitted
with prescription or anti-glare lenses specifically made for computer monitors. These are ideal for people who spend long
hours in front of the computer, especially older computers which often have
very intense graphic displays that are not kind to the eyes. Wearing specially-coated lenses can help
minimize the eye strain caused by being in front of the computer for too long.
However, if you want to give this a try, make
sure you wear sunglasses that are appropriate for this activity. For example, you will want lightly-tinted
lenses that are not too dark, because dark lenses are not ideal for reading
onscreen text and can result in seriously-strained eyes. Additionally, ordinary sunglasses picked up
at a convenience store may not do the trick. And although I hate to say it, our
Matrix sunglasses like Neo Sunglasses, Agent Smith Sunglasses & Morpheus
Sunglasses will not work for this purpose either. The only way for sunglasses to help protect
your eyes while you work in front of the computer is if they have special
anti-glare lenses.
In conclusion, specific types of sunglasses are
made for specific types of activities, and working on the computer is no
exception. Just be careful and make sure
you only wear sunglasses that are appropriate for the task; otherwise, you
could actually do more harm than good.
BY.N.K
BY.N.K
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