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are their certain kinds of glasses that are good for people who are behind a computer for many hours? I have symptoms that I think relate to Computer Vision Syndrom (syndrome) and was wondering if you knew of any. Thanks
There are special lenses made by Zeiss Optical called the Gradal RD which are made for computer use. This is a progressive-style lens that provides computer working distance correction in the centralCentral sleep apnea Central-vite vision, far distance correction above, and reading distance magnification below for transcribing documents.
In addition, anti-reflective coatings should reduce some of the glare which may be contributing the eye strainStrains .
1) computer "variable focus" lenses like the "gradal" mentioned by the other poster, or my personal favorite: the SOLA ACCESS. these are a form of progressive, or "lineless multifocal" specifically designed for computer use.
hey doc, I see that you are in Bryan, TX. I am sure you have heard of C and J's Barbeque! My aunt and uncle own it!! Go there and tell them their nephew Geoff sent ya. Its the best!!
i have been to c&j's bbq probably every 2 weeks or so since it opened at the original location. we used to go to Bethel Baptist Church, and i live down elmo weedon rd (on grassbur rd, if you know where that is!)
In addition, anti-reflective coatings should reduce some of the glare which may be contributing the eye strain.
1) computer "variable focus" lenses like the "gradal" mentioned by the other poster, or my personal favorite: the SOLA ACCESS. these are a form of progressive, or "lineless multifocal" specifically designed for computer use.
2) AR coating
3) 10% grey tint
i have been to c&j's bbq probably every 2 weeks or so since it opened at the original location. we used to go to Bethel Baptist Church, and i live down elmo weedon rd (on grassbur rd, if you know where that is!)
small small world.
my family and i definitely patronize your family's establishment!