Is School Work Causing Computer Vision Syndrome in Your Child? | Preferred Eye Care, LLC

Today, our children are growing up with technology, even from infancy. A multitude of apps and interactive computer games are used by millions of children, and the majority of school-age kids have their own smartphones. The amount of hi-tech media products for kids is constantly growing, so it’s more important than ever to help protect children’s eyes.

So how can you protect your eyes from Computer Vision Syndrome while continuing your computer use without too much interruption? The answer is protective eyewear.

Special computer glasses can shield your eyes from harmful blue light and ease the strain on your eyes. They include a blue light filter, so while you use a digital device, they block harmful blue light from entering your eye. This, in turn, ensures that your eyes don’t have to work as hard to focus and can improve your sleep patterns.

Single Vision Computer Glasses are ideal for working on a computer that is at a fixed distance, so it does not move closer or further away. These glasses also work well when viewing several screens at the same distance.

Office or Progressive Lenses are multifocal lenses that correct near or distance vision and can be customized to include computer vision. They have a wider field of vision to help you see more around you without straining your eyes.

Computer glasses for pediatric patients are available to help prevent Computer Vision Syndrome from developing, to begin with. DES can cause problems with learning in school, as well, so be proactive – don’t wait until eye strain starts developing.

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