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Related: About this forumAnyone have a recommendation for "computer glasses"?
I mean blue ray glasses or lens that fit over presciption glasses?
I have a wicked case of computer fatigue, and need to do something about it.
marble falls
(62,041 posts)Shermann
(8,635 posts)I work at a computer all day, and these are a must-have. They are similar to reading glasses, however the focal point is a bit further out. You wouldn't want to walk around in them. The blue blocker thing is probably mostly marketing BS, the focal point is really the thing to focus on in my opinion (no pun intended). But it's not an expensive upgrade.
I got a prescription for a progressive version this year so that I could also use them as ordinary reading glasses. These are sometimes called "office glasses". I really hated them; they created all these visual artifacts, and I couldn't get used to them. So, I returned those and got a bifocal version made with computer on top and reading down below. I love this combination and think this is the way to go. The bottom prescription is great for viewing my phone as well.
I'll check this out with my eye doctor.
Best wishes.
SheltieLover
(59,586 posts)along with the antiscratch coating.
Wonder Why
(4,589 posts)Keep them by my desktop as you don't need them for laptops which sit below eye level like a book. If laptop has external monitor at eye level, then you need them there.
Dave in VA
(2,182 posts)Just go on Amazon and search for blue blocking eyeglasses. You will get several choices.
Jarqui
(10,482 posts)I'll check to see what my best option might be.
I tried blue light glasses but couldn't get them to work with my bi-focals, so this looks like a better option.
Thanks again and best wishes.
woodsprite
(12,192 posts)And just couldnt deal with it with two large monitors with a laptop in between. It was hurting my neck having to adjust my head all the time. I went to single vision over the counter readers that filter blue light. If you want the blue light filter for your bifocals, you can get clip-ons. Amazon has them. I use polarized clip-ons, the ones that flip up, for sunglasses. Makes it easier to take pictures with a real camera on vacation.
thucythucy
(8,742 posts)I'll check this out as well.
Best wishes.
LetMyPeopleVote
(154,352 posts)The special computer glasses make a difference