DIGITAL EYE STRAIN: What is it and how to prevent it | Optometrist Explains

[@metrolifeg]

Thank you for providing such good quality information 🙂.

[@HeyXinn1997]

Thank you for such an informative video! This came just in time!

[@EyesExplained]

Glad it was helpful!

[@AntonioTheOptom]

Dope tips!

[@EyesExplained]

Thanks!

[@geraldined.canerm4082]

thank so much Doc.,

[@tramtran2789]

Thanks for useful informative video

[@EyesExplained]

Happy to hear it has helped you!

[@kavishparekh7022]

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[@EyesExplained]

Thanks!

[@benjamesv]

Are e-ink displays better for your eyes?

[@EyesExplained]

That is a good question. E-ink displays give more comfortable viewing and can reduce eye strain. 🙂

[@benjamesv]

@@EyesExplained Cool thanks. What are your thoughts on blue blocking glasses? When I wear them, it seems to lessen the headaches/nausea I feel when looking at screens and my phone. An optometrist at Specsavers said there was no evidence for blue blocking glasses, however I feel a difference when I wear them. Is it placebo, or is there evidence for it? Does artificial blue light mess with our eyes?

[@alijamal3910]

R u living in England? How are u a doctor there?

[@EyesExplained]

Hi there, no I live in Australia. Like America, we have a Doctor of Optometry (O.D.) course. 🙂

[@alijamal3910]

@@EyesExplained are you called a doctor there or are there restriction on the title?

[@EyesExplained]

Yes there are restrictions with the title. You can only call yourself a doctor if you are therapeutically endorsed.