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www.gunnars.com has a range of glasses to deal with this; I have a pair from them and they really do work.
by shubhamharnal 18y ago
www.gunnars.com has a range of glasses to deal with this; I have a pair from them and they really do work.
- pxlpshr 18y agoI've looked at those, and even called a few of their executives to see who's in charge of TX sales. I had a friendly response but very little follow through, it surprises me that they aren't doing more with geeks TBH. Austin may not be the valley, but I was extremely surprised that I couldn't find a dealer anywhere to try them on. Can you tell me anything more about your experience with them? Which model do you have? Thanks!
- silencio 18y agoNewegg actually sells non-prescription Gunnars. I've been looking into those since I'd like a pair of computer glasses to try. And if you thought finding a dealer was hard, I'm having a hard time finding a dealer that'll do prescription lenses, unless I'm overlooking something completely obvious and all of them can do it with an eyeglass prescription...doh.
- shubhamharnal 18y agoI apologize for taking sooo long to get back to you on this: I own a pair of Sphere Halogens. I bought them since I felt at the end of the day(having stared at the screen for hours together, that I had eye-fatigue, related headaches and dryness.) After trying out the Halogens for a few days, instant relief! I would say it is totally worthwhile expenditure if you feel eye fatigue; obviously a whole lotta people seem to do good without them...so good for them. They have really helped me alleviate my eye-fatigue and I can now work longer on my computer and follow-up on other things in life after having worked on computers, without feeling burnt-out. Hope this helps.