Vision Council Releases 2016 Eye Strain Report

Monday, February 1 2016 | 00 h 00 min | News

The Vision Council took advantage of the International Consumer Electronics Show’s (January 6 in Las Vegas) audience of 150,000 technology users to release their latest report on protecting your eyes from digital eye strain.

The report, titled Eyes Overexposed: Digital Device Dilemma, educates avid users of digital devices on the benefits of the latest computer glasses and coatings and offers advice on minimizing digital eye strain.

“When using technology, many people think suffering with digital eye strain is unavoidable, but it doesn’t have to be,” said Mike Daley, CEO of The Vision Council. “The optical industry has responded to the shift in digital habits and has developed lens technology to protect eyes from blue light, glare and other environmental stressors.”

View the full report here: http://www.thevisioncouncil.org/digital-eye-strain-report-2016

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