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I'm a software developer and i stare at a computer screen all day. our office recently changes all their lights to led. now it is so bright. we measured the lux and it is over 4000. some of my coworkers suffer from migraines. is this dangerously high?
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Normal is upto 100 or so. Too much light can cause a variety of symptoms and headaches can be part of them. Best is to discuss this collectively with management and have it fixed. In the meantime can try dark glasses. Hope things work out
Answered 8/17/2023
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