rt, I’m getting ready to change my glasses. I’ve only ever used blue-light-blocking lenses before, so I wanted to ask whether adding anti-fatigue lenses actually makes a difference.
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It feels more like a gimmick.
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It should be the same. Wearing glasses definitely affects your eyesight to some extent.
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It doesn’t seem very useful, unless you use high-end lenses.
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Useless
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Meet your psychological needs
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Useless
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Blue-light filtering does have some benefits, but the anti-fatigue effect is mostly a gimmick. If it really worked, it would indeed be pretty impressive.
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It is effective as long as you maintain good eye-care habits.
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A gimmick. I’ve been wearing glasses for over ten years. If you’re buying a pair, pay attention to the refractive index—1.67 or 1.74, for example—and make sure your pupillary distance is measured properly. All that talk about lenses costing this or that price is just a rip-off. There are only a handful of mainstream lens brands anyway. Just choose a frame made from a better-quality material.
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The filtration rate depends on the price, but it does have some effect. All I can say is that it may reduce eye dryness when using electronic devices for long periods; beyond that, it doesn’t really do anything else.
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Why not just use tech directly?
I’ve had astigmatism for years, but I still haven’t gotten used to wearing glasses.
It’s fucking useless, just like Blu-ray—both are just scams for gullible people.