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What Magnification Level Is Right For You?

To determine what magnification level you need for your computer glasses just print the Magnification Level Test, hold the paper about 18 inches away from you, and read each line of text. The largest line of text that you have difficulty reading corresponds with the magnification level that you need.

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In today�s world, people are spending much of their day in front computers. People who work with computers everyday will eventually develop eye related problems. Our eyes focus well on images with a well defined edge like printed material on a white background.

Computer text is made up of many pixels or dots. The human eye finds it hard to focus on these pixels while staring at a brightly lit computer screen. This causes burning eyes, fatigue, aching, and tired eyes. To get rid of these eye problems you will need a good pair of computer glasses.

Computer glasses are designed specifically to make images and characters on a computer screen more clear to prevent the eye from constantly refocusing. Computer eyeglasses are a special type of glasses that help reduce computer vision syndrome (CVS).

Computer glasses can be a good idea even for people who are not experiencing any obvious symptoms of CVS. Even if it is not obvious, anyone who uses a computer for more than a couple of hours a day is straining their eyes. Computer glasses can help relieve this eye strain. For any regular computer user, computer eyeglasses are a piece of equipment that should be a standard part of the day.

Computer Glasses Are Not The Same As Reading Glasses
With the world of computers becoming a more integral part of daily functions, there is a new syndrome to become aware of, CVS (Computer Vision Syndrome). CVS causes some computer users to experience blurring vision, dry eyes, headaches, pain and itching eyes, irritation, tired and burning eyes, watering eyes, eye fatigue, eyestrain, and soreness. Why is it that such a useful and innovative tool would cause such harm to its users.

With the birth of this syndrome comes the beginning of a new set of eyeglasses that will benefit computer users � Computer Glasses. Computer glasses are very different from normal reading glasses. Computer glasses allow you to see the text clearly on your computer screen while keeping your eyes the proper distance from the computer screen. If you use reading glasses while using a computer you will have to keep your eyes too close to the computer screen to see the text clearly. This can hurt your eyes.

Should you be suffering from the effects of CVS, it would probably be worth your while to go to an optometrist first to have your eyes examined. You would know that the glasses you are purchasing have been made specifically to give you the comfort of working at the computer without suffering the ill effects of CVS.

You should realize there is a big difference between computer glasses and reading glasses. This difference should not be ignored. Should you need glasses for reading and work on a computer on a daily basis, you should not substitute computer glasses for your reading glasses. This could cause long-term damage to your eyes. Computer glasses are designed only to ease the stress your eyes undertake when working on a computer.

Computer glasses will help manage those side effects of staring at a computer screen all day and give your eyes the protection that they need when doing daily computer work.