Do these work against eye strain cause by fluorescent lighting?
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I am not a professional. But, I work in an office on a computer all day under fluorescent lights and I find that these glasses help me through out the day. I wear them all the time and notice a great difference when I do not have them on. I hope this helps. My wife and my boss also wears a pair of these and both comment that they help.
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I would not think so. They could either be faulty or maybe you don't have them set right. You can make them stay on, or set them to blink. We have not had any issues.
2159047
Yes the bulbs can work with dimmers and it tends to extend the life of the bulb and reduce eye strain
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I'm not certain, but I can tell you that my eyes do not get tired when I wear them for a long time, the way they would if I'd be wearing a pair of cheap sunglasses.
2075682
For reading they would work just fine. Keep in mind it takes a tight head band to keep the eye pieces in place. I spread butterflies using these. I have them on for about an hour at a time. I get a headache in that time from the band.
1945454
I have had this lamp for a few years. I find myself straining my eyes if I am using it to work on the computer or read. It is possible but it gives me headaches.
1357643
Work just fine. However I have found only to check the dim was the only time I have dimmed. Look great and easy on the eyes. Hope this helps.
980732
They block and protect your eyes when using Black Light/UV. They would only enhance when using the "light" as far as contrast on urine.
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Yes. You will see a lot of flare in low ambient light situations, especially with glasses, but I wear my glasses with the unit all the time.
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Hi, Thanks for your question. These are safe to look at, although whether LED, Fluorescent, or Incandescent the brighter the light and the longer looking can temporary bother anyone's eyes.SincerelyRockyKamrock Lights
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Yes they do block out blue light very effectively. Really helps to use in evening to aid sleep.
258498
Whether he glasses prevent a person from losing her vision I don't know since I am not a researcher or doctor. From personal experience of using the glasses for three weeks now, what I can say is that they help remove a lot of the brightness from the colors in the monitor. I imagine the glasses could be helping reduce eye strain. So far that has been how I feel.
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They are mainly for use with light boxes. You sit fairly near a lightbox and 10,000 lux requires some protection unless you know how to sit near a smallish size unit that gives off that much light and manage to shield your eyes from it. Light boxes used for SAD (seasonal disorder) and help with some sleep disorders also.
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No - the tint is fainter than it looks in the picture. You can just barely tell the difference when you're wearing them and looking at the computer screen. And I don't know how they work, but as soon as I put them on my eyes feel better while I'm working on my computer. :-)
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They do a really good job of blocking out light. They also do well at not touching my eyes while I'm sleeping either so I think it might work well for you too.
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I spoke with my optomistrist, and she indicated that she knew of no eye condition that would prevent a person from using this type of light. She actually encouraged it. She did recommend that each person check with their own eye doctor, and if there was any discomfort at all, to discontinue use. She also advised against staring right in the light, but rather, let it shine on the side of your face.
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Sorry, I had to return them as they did not attach to a conventional fluorescent light attachment. Return shipping was not cheap!