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37 yr old. i have dry eyes always because of my computer job. which type of lens should be used for eyes. anti-glare/amber/polarized? or is it better to have screen protector on monitor itself?
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In addition to a glare protector, it is imperative that you take small breaks, frequently. Look at some object in the distance to allow your ciliary muscles to relax.
Answered 11/23/2022
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