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3 Ways to Protect Your Eyes From Digital Eye Strain

3 Ways to Protect Your Eyes From Digital Eye Strain

, by Hi-Health, 2 min reading time

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Are You Doing Enough to Protect Your Eyes?

Your eyes are an important part of your health. In fact, 46% of people are more afraid of losing their vision as they age than memory, mobility or hearing. While research continues to find a link between good nutrition and maintaining healthy eyes, we’re still not doing enough to protect them. Especially, in today’s world of visual and digital overload.

Did you know? 70% of adults experience digital eye strain due to prolonged use of electronics.³

Fix Your Eye-Opening Bad Habits

Are your digital habits causing eye strain? Even electronics can emit harmful blue light.³

tips for digital eye strain
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VISOR TEST
Shade your eyes with your hands. If you feel instant relief, adjust your screen brightness.

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SIT BACK
Viewing distance from your screen should be arm’s length away so your eyes can focus.

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20-20-20 BREAK
Every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break and look at something 20 feet away.

tips for digital eye strain

Studies show we blink half as much while using computers and other digital screen devices.²

Computer users typically check 40 websites a day and switch computer apps 36 times an hour.¹

Spending just two consecutive hours on a digital device can cause eye strain and fatigue.³

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