How to Protect your Eyes from Computer Vision Syndrome

Computer Vision Syndrome is a growing problem for those who spend hours in front of a digital screen. The most common symptoms include dry, tired and burning eyes. http://www.WatchMojo.com learns to recognize the signs and symptoms and different ways to avoid it with Dr. Langis Michaud.

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[knowthetruth1492]

Damn. I have this shit.

[steel0razor]

i really needed this tips to take care of my eyes. thank u

[MegaRichie10]

can computer vision syndroom be treated or not ??

[K1ngCraft]

@HesDaryl Hey me too, have you sorted your self D: ?

[otissumnerbrown]

To prevent induction of nearsightedness (from long-term computer work, i.e., computer syndrome), you can use a plus lens to relive that strain that causes a loss of distant vision (to 20/40 -- refraction -3/4 dioipters). When used correctly some students have cleared their vision by using a plus in this manner.

[EyeCanC4Miles]

I can't hear the interview cause the music is overpowering it.

[sportsfan9217]

i just found out i need glasses to. frick

[HesDaryl]

damn i got that double crap! can i get rid of it?