How computer use affects your eyes

by Pedro Pacheco

Eyes and computer are strictly connected. You spend countless hours everyday looking at your computer. How could you expect not to damage them? When your eyes spend too much time looking at something such as a computer scr...read more

by Prathiba Alfred

Nowadays it is impossible for us to work without computers as most of our tasks are done using computers. Eye care is essential to maintain the health of your eyes. It starts with knowledge of keeping the eye healthy and f...read more

by Natasha L. Kohlhoff Polak

Using a computer-whether a whole day or a whole hour-can make a big difference in your vision. Since you blink less when you read, your eyes don't get lubricated enough, which of course then leads to having dry eyes. If ...read more

by Nisha Danny

Eye strain may be one of the biggest concern of people who work all day long on computers.Many people complain of eye strain,headaches,watering of eyes You can take care of your eyes by following these simple tips: 1.Get...read more

by Greg Huffman

For years I had pretty good eyesight. That was until I started using a computer at work and at home. At first, I didn't think much of it. I was getting a little older, yadda, yadda, yadda... After about 2 years, I ...read more

by Erik Van Tongerloo

There are several reasons how the computer affects our eyes. The most important reason is that you don't blink enough. That is the greatest reason to get dry eyes. If you work on a computer for a very long time it is ...read more

by Takiya Farmer-Akbar

Computer Eyestrain Syndrome is common among computer users who spend extensive amounts of time in front of computer screens. Here are some agreed upon tips for reducing eyestrain. Eyeglass wearers make sure that your...read more

by John Peters

Before I owed a computer, I used to to a lot reading , or watching television. Now I am on the computer checking e-mail and various accounts. Lately I am enjoying writing articles to Helium.Com. I also enjoy writing poems...read more

by Gerald Carroll

Those who recall the rapid implementation of computers in the workplace back in the mid-1970s will likely recall that the screens were cumbersome and ill-lit, hard to read and very much a strain on the eyes. In contrast, b...read more