I do the same, wearing my computer glasses whenever I'm in the house, even though things are a bit fuzzy at the far end of the room (exception: playing games fr

I do the same, wearing my computer glasses whenever I'm in the house, even though things are a bit fuzzy at the far end of the room (exception: playing games from the couch). I feel less eye strain wearing them than my normal progressive lenses (at least in the house). Part of it might be because it's just a flat prescription, not a gradient prescription like my progressives, but I'm not sure. Regardless, I have astigmatism, and the biggest improvement I've had is when I first got dedicated glasses with a single (non-progressives) computer-distance prescription about 8 years ago. I didn't realize it was an option before that. But suddenly using the computer became so much easier as a result. I get reminders what it's like to work on a computer without them too, because sometimes I forget to pack my computer glasses in my laptop bag when I go to a coffeeshop, and it doesn't make sense to go back to get them. I have a much more annoying time using my laptop then and tend to be less productive.