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Simple Steps to Prevent Computer Vision Syndrome in D.C.
During Save Your Vision Month this March, protect your eyes from Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS).
During Save Your Vision Month this March, Washington D.C.’s mobile mavens, technology gurus, and frequent computer users are being challenged to protect their eyes from Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS). With 82 percent of Americans working on a computer or handheld device daily, it is becoming increasingly important to take measures to minimize the symptoms of CVS.
What are the symptoms of CVS?
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Symptoms of CVS include headaches, fatigue, dry eyes and blurred vision.
How can you minimize the symptoms of CVS?
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Washington D.C. techies can minimize the symptoms of CVS by making the 20/20/20 rule a part of your daily routine. The 20/20/20 rule gives your eyes a much-needed break from computer screens, devices and monitors by challenging you to look 20 feet away from the screen every 20 minutes for 20 seconds.
For more about Save Your Vision Month and ways to protect your eyes from CVS and other ocular issues, check out the infographic below or visit one of the 27 Visionworks locations in the Washington D.C. area.
