Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) refers to vision-related symptoms that develop from daily computer use of two or more hours. Characters on screens lack the well-defined edges of printed text and are brightest in the center, diminishing at the edges. This makes focusing difficult for the eyes, which must constantly refocus from their resting point. The continuous flexing of the focusing muscles creates eyestrain and fatigue. More than 85% of computer users suffer from CVS, which affects mental and physical wellbeing and impacts productivity. Appropriate diagnosis and treatment of vision problems can improve eye health and reduce CVS symptoms.

2. Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is the term used to describe a variety of vision related symptoms that may develop or aggravate by the use of computer for two or more hours a day

3. Characters on a computer screen don't have the desired contrast or well-defined edges as we have in printed material. These characters are brightest at their centers and diminish in intensity toward their edges.

4. This makes difficult for eyes to focus Our eyes constantly move to the Resting Point and then strain to regain focus on the screen. The continuous flexing of the eyes’ focusing muscles creates fatigue and the burning tired eyes feeling

6. Eyestrain (non-specific ocular discomfort) Headaches Loss of Focus Blurred Vision Diplopia Neck & Shoulder Pains

7. CVS effects MENTAL and PHYSICAL wellbeing and impacts productivity

8. More than 85% of computer users suffer from computer eyestrain CVS has been referred to as "the number one occupational hazard of the 21st century”

9. Several studies show a significant link between computer vision care, worker’s health and productivity

10. Many of the aches and pains associated with computer use have been attributed to workstation design, when in fact it's a vision problem

11. Headache during or after working at a computer Overly bodily fatigue or tiredness Burning eyes Distance vision is blurry when looking up from the computer Neck, shoulder or back pain Double vision Driving/night vision is worse after computer use Need to interrupt work frequently to rest eyes

12. The solution is simple Get diagnose using a specialized vision tester undergoing through examination of your eyes Get specialized computer eyeglasses that are different from standard reading glasses

13. APPROPRIATE DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF EXISTING VISION PROBLEMS CAN IMPROVE EYES HEALTH AND EFFECTIVELY REDUCE THE SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPUTER VISION SYNDROME

14. Various studies strongly suggests that improving the visual status of workers using computers results in WELLNESS OF WORKERS in the workplace, as well as IMPROVED VISUAL COMFORT

15. Take 2-minute interactive quiz on computer eye strain and CVS to see how much you really know about it

16. Yes No

17. The correct answer is “Yes” Computer images lacks in well-defined edges, as we have in printed material; the computer screens are bright at centers and diminish in intensity at the edges

18. Your answer is correct Computer images lacks in well-defined edges, as we have in printed material; the computer screens are bright at centers and diminish in intensity at the edges

19. Glare on the computer screen Improver lighting An inability to focus properly on the computer images Reading too small text or images on computer Improper seating

20. The correct answer is “An inability to focus properly on the computer images” The eyes lose focus while looking at a computer screen and refocus themselves back. The process is so spontaneous that we really don’t even realize that It is just like thousands of “push-ups” in a day by eyes focusing muscles. The muscles are overworked and this causes CVS

21. Your answer is correct The eyes lose focus while looking at a computer screen and refocus themselves back. The process is so spontaneous that we really don’t even realize that. It is just like thousands of “push-up” in a day by eyes focusing muscles. The muscles are overworked and this causes CVS

22. Eye Strain Headaches Blurred Vision Neck and Shoulder Pains All of the above

23. The correct answer is “All of the above” Eyestrain, Headache, Blurred Vision and Neck and Shoulder pain are common symptoms of CVS

24. Your answer is correct Eyestrain, Headache, Blurred Vision and Neck and Shoulder pain are common symptoms of CVS

25. Less than 50% 50% to 60% 60% to 70% 70% to 80% Above 80%

26. The correct answer is “More than 80%” As per one study about 85% of computer users in India suffer from CVS

27. Your answer is correct As per one study about 85% of computer users in India suffer from CVS

28. Yes No

29. The correct answer is “Yes” Many studies show direct correlation between worker’s health and workplace productivity with CVS A proper lens prescription for the computer /non-computer users improves worker’s health and workplace productivity/accuracy

30. Your answer is correct Many studies show direct correlation between worker’s health and workplace productivity with CVS A proper lens prescription for the computer /non-computer users improves worker’s health and workplace productivity/accuracy

31. YOUR EYES ARE PRECIOUS SAVE THEM GET YOUR COMPUTER EYEGLASSES TODAY Thank You!!! PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE