Computer Vision Syndrome(CVS) CVS is the term adopted by the American Optometric Association to describe the eye strain, headaches, and the aches and pains associated with prolonged computer use.
A recent survey indicated eyeglass wearers are more prone to CVS symptoms than people with perfect vision.
Working at a computer is a visually demanding task. GoodGlasses.com has a solution for every need.
GoodGlasses.com has specialized products for your individual vision requirements.
Over 40
Are you over 40 and wear reading glasses? Do you find yourself bending forward to bring the monitor into focus through your readers, or you peer over the tops of your readers and have to sit back to focus on the monitor? Click here for our presbyopia solutions.
Multi-Focal Glasses
Prescription bifocals, trifocals or progressives do not provide an adequate field of vision for viewing the monitor.Do you tilt your neck back to see through the bifocal segments, and then bend forward to bring the monitor into focus? Do you find the intermediate viewing area of your trificals or progressives do not provide a large enough viewing area for comfortable, extended viewing of the monitor? Click here for multi-focal solutions.
2020 vision
Our Melavision™ glasses with plano lenses, will reduce glare and eyestrain, while increasing contrast for better vision. Click here for Melavision™.
Single vision prescription glasses
Our anti-glare clip-ons will reduce glare and eyestrain, while increasing contrast. Click here for anti-glare clip-ons.
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