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How can i reduce eye strain?
How do I adjust my workplace to reduce eye strain?How to deal with egotistical behaviour of colleagues in the workplace?How do I find a one-person office space?Do computer glasses reduce eye strain?Send more complete answers after the interviewShould I ask a clarifying question about using cellphone in the office to the instructor?prevent empty Managers office from being used as an ad-hoc drop in conference roomCoworker curses under his breath as he works - should I ignore?How do I stop my habit of gossiping in my office negatively impacting my colleagues?A coworker distracts me too often
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I work at a computer for 8 hours. Sometimes my eyes hurt. My friend recommended that i should use eyestrain-reducing software. Is software a good way to solve this problem? If so, what are the important things to look for? If not, what else can I do instead? I do not wear glasses.
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I work at a computer for 8 hours. Sometimes my eyes hurt. My friend recommended that i should use eyestrain-reducing software. Is software a good way to solve this problem? If so, what are the important things to look for? If not, what else can I do instead? I do not wear glasses.
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If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu fornight light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.
– Trevor D
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
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@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
– Pie
4 hours ago
When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
– HorusKol
3 hours ago
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I work at a computer for 8 hours. Sometimes my eyes hurt. My friend recommended that i should use eyestrain-reducing software. Is software a good way to solve this problem? If so, what are the important things to look for? If not, what else can I do instead? I do not wear glasses.
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I work at a computer for 8 hours. Sometimes my eyes hurt. My friend recommended that i should use eyestrain-reducing software. Is software a good way to solve this problem? If so, what are the important things to look for? If not, what else can I do instead? I do not wear glasses.
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If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu fornight light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.
– Trevor D
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
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@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
– Pie
4 hours ago
When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
– HorusKol
3 hours ago
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If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu fornight light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.
– Trevor D
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
1
@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
– Pie
4 hours ago
When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
– HorusKol
3 hours ago
1
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If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu for
night light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.– Trevor D
8 hours ago
If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu for
night light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.– Trevor D
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
1
1
@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
– Pie
4 hours ago
@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
– Pie
4 hours ago
When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
– HorusKol
3 hours ago
When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
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A few things I can suggest:
- Get your eyes checked out. Your vision may be OK for most tasks, but a slight vision issue over time can cause headaches and eyestrain.
- If possible, take your gaze off the monitor at least once every 20 minutes
- Try adjusting the monitor settings and workspace settings (again if possible). Does a brighter/dimmer monitor help or hurt? Does brighter/dimmer ambient lighting help or hurt?
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A few things I can suggest:
- Get your eyes checked out. Your vision may be OK for most tasks, but a slight vision issue over time can cause headaches and eyestrain.
- If possible, take your gaze off the monitor at least once every 20 minutes
- Try adjusting the monitor settings and workspace settings (again if possible). Does a brighter/dimmer monitor help or hurt? Does brighter/dimmer ambient lighting help or hurt?
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A few things I can suggest:
- Get your eyes checked out. Your vision may be OK for most tasks, but a slight vision issue over time can cause headaches and eyestrain.
- If possible, take your gaze off the monitor at least once every 20 minutes
- Try adjusting the monitor settings and workspace settings (again if possible). Does a brighter/dimmer monitor help or hurt? Does brighter/dimmer ambient lighting help or hurt?
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A few things I can suggest:
- Get your eyes checked out. Your vision may be OK for most tasks, but a slight vision issue over time can cause headaches and eyestrain.
- If possible, take your gaze off the monitor at least once every 20 minutes
- Try adjusting the monitor settings and workspace settings (again if possible). Does a brighter/dimmer monitor help or hurt? Does brighter/dimmer ambient lighting help or hurt?
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A few things I can suggest:
- Get your eyes checked out. Your vision may be OK for most tasks, but a slight vision issue over time can cause headaches and eyestrain.
- If possible, take your gaze off the monitor at least once every 20 minutes
- Try adjusting the monitor settings and workspace settings (again if possible). Does a brighter/dimmer monitor help or hurt? Does brighter/dimmer ambient lighting help or hurt?
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If you have windows 10, just turn on windows night light. Search your start menu for
night light. It reduces the blue on your screen. Also I am 90% certain this is the wrong site for this. But I like to help.– Trevor D
8 hours ago
Low screen brightness helps a lot as well.
– user1666620
8 hours ago
This question is attracting spam flags, presumably because of the product link. If you mean to ask a more general question about reducing eyestrain, I suggest you ask about that rather than asking about a specific product.
– Monica Cellio♦
6 hours ago
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@Monica Cellio already edited my question.
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When was the last time you went to an optician for an eye test? Did you mention the eye strain?
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