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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well respected DC area pediatric Ophthalmologist says they do nothing. He said if eyes are sore, it is likely due to staring screen longer which equates to less blinking. Recommends artificial tear drops several times a day. [/quote] Only reason to buy, not for sore eyes but for insomnia: https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/what-science-says-about-blue-light-blocking-glasses [i] If your only issue after a long day in front of the computer is that you struggle to sleep at night, then blue light glasses might be what you’re looking for. Light exposure can tamp down melatonin — or “sleep hormone” — production in the brain. Blue light wavelengths in particular seem to have the most drastic dampening effects. The most straightforward remedy to this problem would be to put away screens at least two hours before bedtime, Rosenfield says. If that’s not an option, then pop on some blue-light-glasses in the evening or switch your devices to “night mode.” This setting lowers blue light in favor of less-disruptive red and orange hues.[/i] [/quote]
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