what lens for led screen blue light filtering?

[ZCForge]

Then, I'd definitely say he's doing some really cool $#!+ with his time.

Between TVs, laptops, desktop monitors it’s not too hard to come up w 10 of them in most people’s homes

 

[SecretNinja]

Between TVs, laptops, desktop monitors it’s not too hard to come up w 10 of them in most people’s homes

I pictured a wall of monitors in front of a keyboard. My bad.

 

[Tom.]

What if he has 10 screens in his house?

Buy 10 screens, duh!

Stimulus check is coming right?

 

[ZCForge]

I pictured a wall of monitors in front of a keyboard. My bad.

I have a monitor mount that holds 9 monitors. It’s pretty crazy

 

[WildWires]

So today I stuck an old pair of yellow lenses in my flak and used them at my computer for the afternoon. They did work for reducing eye strain! I noticed my eyes felt more comfortable looking at the computer too Throughout the afternoon.

 

[SecretNinja]

So today I stuck an old pair of yellow lenses in my flak and used them at my computer for the afternoon. They did work for reducing eye strain! I noticed my eyes felt more comfortable looking at the computer too Throughout the afternoon.

While playing video games in the dark, I'll wear Bronze or Tungsten. Reduces strain A LOT. These are my Gaming Glasses.

 

[WildWires]

Never thought to use bronze or tungsten. do those ever get too dark?

 

[SecretNinja]

Not at night, in a dark room, in front of a 65" LED.

 

[Tom.]

Here is an idea for avoiding eyestrain, blue light, and preserving your vision: stop playing video games in pitch darkness on a huge f****** screen.

Yours truly, any sane person

 

[Elliot]

I see your point. This is a very helpful article though. I have severe eye problems from 5 different surgeries in each eye, due to retinal detachment from Diabetes. And blue light hurts my eyes terribly.

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Prizm Gaming lenses are what you need; Lenscrafters will sell you a pair of glasses/lenses without a prescription, but it won't be cheap (mine cost $400+). Alternatively, I hear that Prizm Low Light works fairly well - not the same as Gaming, but close, and for a fair amount cheaper.