Blue Light Glasses: Everything You Need To Know

[@SaiyanShortz-r6n]

These glasses do work, before i couldnt focus cuz my vision was blurring out, but when i wore it suddenly i feel less strain on eyes and could focus more properly

[@MedicalCentric]

It's great to hear that your glasses are helping to reduce eye strain and improve your focus! ❤️

[@Success-De-coded]

placebo at best

[@JB-sz4wy]

I have about -2 diopters I don’t need glasses badly even just to go out of the house distance is a bit blurry for detail but I can get around safely even walking at night, would not need for computer. I find that my glasses I could keep on when on the computer though they are distance they wouldn’t alter my ability to see it close up. It’s more that looking at a tablet screen with smudged lenses would be harder for me as I notice that on a tablet in bed but not at work otherwise in a screen

[@MedicalCentric]

@JB-sz4wy With about -2 diopters, it sounds like you're managing well without glasses for most activities, especially if your distance vision is somewhat blurry but still safe for navigation. Using glasses for computer work can help improve clarity, especially if you notice discomfort from smudged lenses on a tablet. It’s common for some people to wear glasses primarily for distance vision while finding they can focus comfortably on close-up tasks without them. If you ever find your vision changing or becoming more bothersome, consider consulting an eye care professional for further evaluation and personalized recommendations.

[@ahmedhimzy4262]

i dont wear glasses normally but in order to prevent my eyes from more damage i bought one of these blue light glasses , will that damage my current eye sight?

[@SaiyanShortz-r6n]

Nah. If anything when you wear it , you will feel alot less strain on your eyes

[@MedicalCentric]

Wearing blue light glasses to prevent eye strain from screens generally won't damage your eyesight; they're designed to reduce potential strain. ❤️

[@heribhai21]

Side effects of blue light glasses?

[@MedicalCentric]

@heribhai4764 Blue light glasses are generally safe to use and don’t have significant side effects. Some users may experience mild discomfort or headaches initially, especially if they aren't used to wearing glasses, but this usually subsides as they adjust. In some cases, people might find that the tint of the lenses alters the perception of color slightly. However, for most, the potential benefits, like reducing eye strain from screens, outweigh these minor inconveniences.

[@Crimseeker]

Me Hole day on the screen 7 days a week gaming and watching anime and I haven't had problems must be immune

[@MedicalCentric]

@WHO_AM_IOG Glad you’re not facing any issues, but spending so much time on screens can still affect your eyes, sleep, and posture over time. 🖥️👀 Try taking breaks, stretching, and balancing it out with other activities. Even the strongest gamers need to recharge! 🎮✨

[@monasingh-theo2859]

I have power ...-2.5 to -3

[@hehehehehheheheheheheheheh9805]

Bruh

[@Success-De-coded]

Blue light does not cause eye strain or anything like that. You don't get eye strain when looking at a blue fruit or pen.. You must have meant ultraviolet light from the sun. Look at the study by Sumeer Singh, Downie and Anderson

[@MedicalCentric]

Thank you for your input! ❤️

[@bobdigi500]

Lol you're missing the point. It's not the colour blue.

[@true-sense-maker]

I used my phone so much in dark room at night Now I have eye floater 😢

[@MedicalCentric]

you should avoid it.

[@ahh_yes]

That’s tragic 🙃

[@true-sense-maker]

@@ahh_yes also no easy solution is available but I'm used to

[@Serein88]

​@@true-sense-maker Walk outside and watch natural light like the sun , it might sound weird but it helped mine to get better

[@hrcd21]

​@@Serein88it's not weird, your eyes get better not just because of natural light but also looking at distance