One-third of adults spend more than nine hours in front of the computer. If you are one of these people, then you already know that this amount of exposure to computer screens can cause eye strain, blurry vision, and red eyes. This can easily be avoided with restrained use of digital technology. However, some people simply couldn’t afford to step away from the computer because of their job or school research. 

So what can we do to protect our eyes against the harmful effects of computer screens? Simple. All you need is a good pair of eyeglasses. Well, not just ordinary prescription lenses, though, but the kind specifically made for computer use. Let’s learn more about this, shall we?

First of all, let me define computer vision syndrome or what is commonly known as digital eye strain.

Computer vision syndrome or digital eyestrain is a vision-related problem caused by prolonged exposure to digital screens like computer, laptops, tablets, cellphones, and televisions. This condition can lead to a lot of eye discomfort, or worse, permanent vision damage. We at Daniel Walters care about your health so here is something to help you avoid or relieve the symptoms of digital strain.

Coatings for Prescription Lenses

Lens coatings are an essential feature for prescription lenses worn by people who spend too much time online. To protect your eyes against digital eyestrain, you have to avail of anti-glare treatment or anti-reflective coating. Daniel Walters offer these services especially for computer users like you!

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Tints for Prescription Lenses

Optometrists agree that adding tint to prescription lenses can reduce the risk of eye strains. It is responsible for glare reduction from damaging digital blue light. It adjusts your vision by enhancing contrast for better sight. Daniel Walters can tint your lenses as easy as applying prescription to it.  

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Lens Design

Single vision lenses are a good choice for those who suffer from symptoms of digital eye strain. This lens keep objects in focus at the distance of your digital screen. Not only does it improve vision. It also positively affects your posture for a comfortable computer use.

Upon the advice of your eye doctor, you can also opt for bifocal and progressive lenses.

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Are you a researcher spending long hours in e-libraries? Are you a gamer who pulls out an all-nighter to play online video games? Is digital eyestrain or computer vision syndrome a problem for you?

Don’t worry! Daniel Walters has the solution for you. We want the best for y'all ao we offer to add a protective layer of lens coating for a very small price. We can also tint your prescription lenses with any color you want!