More than 30 million people in the U.S. wear contact lenses. Two-thirds of contact lens wearers are female. And Microsoft has revealed some new data showcasing how being uncomfortable at work impacts your performance. On top of that, Microsoft highlights US workers spend on average of 7 hours a day on the computer, which is more time on the computer than the sleep you get at night. In addition, the investigators found 114 studies written in English or Spanish and published from 2003 to 2013 that referenced both contact lenses and computer use. Contact lens wearers are more likely to have computer vision syndrome symptoms than individuals who wear eyeglasses only or did not need corrective lenses. Prevalence of symptoms ranged from 17% to 95% among contact lens wearers and 10% to 58% among non-wearers. If you are a contact lens wearers using computer almost every day, you may notice symptoms like:

None of these symptoms are fun, and if they’re severe enough, the quality of your work may suffer. To reduce these symptoms, you need a pair of computer glasses. However, you might not like wearing glasses because:

The prescription lenses may give off a distorted look, especially for people with strong prescription.

It’s very inconvenient to take out contacts to wear prescription computer glasses while working and then put in contacts again after working.

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