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Would wearing blue light blocking glasses before bed help me fall asleep?
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Maybe: But the best thing to do is avoid alot of screen time before bed.Blue light-blocking glasses aren't going to reverse the effects of all that screen time on your peepers. But they might help you fall asleep faster in some circumstances.
Answered 2/24/2019
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