Review on Asablve Blocking Reading Glasses Filtering Vision Care by Jenn Hartman

I've tried many supposed "computer" goggles to find one that fits and fits a desktop computer screen. None of them matched. If you're reading a book, or even if you're holding your laptop on your lap, the book or screen is probably 16 to 18 inches away from you. When you are at your desk looking at a computer screen, the screen is typically more than 30 inches from your eyes. At low magnifications, e.g. B. up to 2.5, you can adapt to this difference. Once you get to lenses with 3-4 magnifications it becomes almost impossible. My current pair is 3.5. The only way to get them to work was to buy monitor stands and move all my monitors closer to the table. I was then given a 32 inch monitor as the main monitor and 27 inch high resolution side monitors so I could enlarge them. when using the display settings in Win10. In addition, most modern programs such as browsers and e-mail programs allow you to resize windows and/or use larger fonts. Still, when I put on those 4x goggles, I couldn't see anything on the monitors until I moved. My head is up to 16 inches with two or three pairs and 15 inches with the other. From this distance I have a nice sharp image on the screen, but people don't see such desktops. If anything, they tend to lean back more than 30 inches in their chair.