“Most people have computer vision syndrome, which is related to sitting at a computer screen for a long period of time,” said See, who was not involved in the study.
Eye strain from presbyopia, which is the gradual loss with age of the ability of the eye to focus on nearby objects, can contribute, as can neck and shoulder pain, See said.
“There’s no reason to think that blue-light filtering is harmful, other than the cost associated with adding it to your glasses.
The review was conducted to answer an ongoing debate on whether blue-light filtering lenses have any merit in ophthalmic practice, Downie said.
“Our findings do not support the prescription of blue-light filtering lenses to the general population,” Downie said.
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Victoria, Australia, Ohio