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It’s a feeling familiar to so many: tired, uncomfortable eyes following extended screen time.
In today’s world, people are using technology more than ever to stay connected and busy. Working from home and participating in video conferences. Completing courses through e-learning. Reading digital books. Binge-watching the TV shows that everyone is talking about. Browsing social media or online shopping.
There is no denying that screens are a significant part of our lives. Although there are many benefits to these advancements in technology, their use can also cause eye tiredness, dryness, headaches, blurred vision, and neck and shoulder pain—symptoms characteristic of a condition called digital eye fatigue.
Regardless of how you’re using your digital devices, here are seven tips to help combat digital eye fatigue:
Following these practices will allow you to stay productive while keeping your eyes feeling comfortable.
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