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Spend Years of Our Life Staring at a Screen !

As we all know, the blue light from our screens is harmful, but did you also realize how much of it we’re exposed to? You might be logging hours upon endless days with your phone or TV set turned on. It's important enough even just switch off technology every now and again when using these types of devices because there will always come times when eye fatigue sets into full force. (This not only takes a toll physically(bad sleep)—it has been linked in studies as being an increasing cause of vision problems like macular degeneration! )


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