Computer Vision Syndrome

Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is a condition that is caused by prolonged focusing on a computer monitor.  It affects people who spend at least two hours a day using a computer, resulting ina range of temporary symptoms.

The symptoms of CVS include headache, tiredness, difficulty focusing, blurred vision, dry eyes, eye strain, and neck pains.  These symptoms are exaggerated by poor lighting conditions, dry air and excessive air movement.

How to prevent and relieve computer vision syndrome:

• Using tear replacing eye drops
• Conciously blinking regularly
• Closing the eyes for several seconds
• Regularly focusing on a distant object

Learn more about how ScreenRest prevents the build up of computer vision syndrome symptoms.