Computer vision syndrome
If your eyes feel tired, dry, or blurry after a long day of screen time, you aren’t alone. Computer Vision Syndrome, also known as Digital Eye Strain, is a group of eye and vision problems caused by prolonged use of computers, tablets, and smartphones. Unlike reading a printed page, digital screens emit a flickering light and glare that force your eye muscles to work much harder. Over time, this constant “heavy lifting” by your eyes can lead to discomfort that affects your productivity and overall well-being.
Common Signs You Might Have CVS
- Eye Fatigue: A dull ache or “heavy” feeling in the eyes.
- Dryness: Feeling like there is sand in your eyes or excessive watering.
- Blurred Vision: Difficulty focusing when looking away from the screen.
- Physical Pain: Frequent headaches, neck pain, or shoulder tension.
How We Help: Professional Consultation & Vision Therapy
Specialised Consultation
We perform a detailed assessment of how your eyes focus and track at digital working distances. This helps us determine if your symptoms are caused by an underlying muscle imbalance or an incorrect prescription.
Customized Solutions
From precision-engineered computer lenses to ergonomic advice, we tailor a plan specifically for your workspace setup.
Vision Therapy
For many, the problem is that the eye muscles are simply exhausted. We offer Vision Therapy—a series of clinical exercises designed to strengthen your eye-teaming skills and improve focusing stamina. This doesn’t just treat the symptoms; it trains your eyes to handle the digital world with ease.