Get Proactive with Computer Vision Syndrome
Posted by amess on Oct 10th 2019
Eighty percent of Americans use digital devices like computers, phones, TVs, and tablets for at least 2 hours a day, with 67% using 2 or more devices at once. Two hours is often all it takes for someone to experience screen time symptoms. In fact, 92% of one survey's respondents reported experiencing tired eyes, headaches, and eye strain from device use. People are looking for relief, with thousands typing “computer vision syndrome,” “digital eye strain,” and “see sick syndrome” into search engines. People have even started forums to discuss options to help alleviate these increasingly common complaints. Offering a clinically backed vitamin with nutritional benefits for the eyes and the body gives your patients a trustworthy solution without scouring the internet. With an abundance of options out there, it can be challenging to know what nutraceuticals to recommend to your patients who are suffering from the effects of computer vision syndrome. Luckily, EyePromise® Screen Shield™ Pro provides natural defense and relief from extended screen time.
Who Should Take Screen Shield Pro?
EyePromise designed Screen Shield Pro for adults 18 and up who spend 8+ hours a day looking at screens. Computer programmers, web developers, data analysts, game developers, and software engineers all have high daily screen time and are at risk of having screen time-related symptoms. Office jobs also consist of many hours spent in front of screens, so anyone in careers like accounting, marketing, sales, etc. could benefit from Screen Shield Pro. Although the standard workday is 8 hours long, it’s also important to consider screen time in patients’ free time. Many people unwind by lounging in front of the TV, scrolling through social media, or playing video games. Their eyes don’t get to clock out, so they’re still working hard during these “off” hours. Make sure to include all screen use when you are considering which patients would benefit from Screen Shield Pro. Though many of us would like to think we temper our screen time, symptoms can arise after only 2 hours of use. Understanding this idea and the daily device use of each patient helps determine who would benefit most from nutritional protection.
Get Started With Screen Shield Pro
If you’re interested in getting EyePromise Screen Shield Pro started in your practice, click here. Would you like to start taking Screen Shield Pro? Click here. If you’re looking for a screen time solution for children, check out Screen Shield Teen.
Sources
- Heiting, Gary, and Larry K. Wan. “Children, Computer Vision Syndrome, Digital Eye Strain.” All About Vision, AAV Media, LLC., Aug. 2017, www.allaboutvision.com/cvs/children-computer-vision-syndrome.htm.
- Findings from an independent study conducted by Kemin Industries in 2018