Blue light rays can disrupt one's sleep cycle and cause eye strain, among other things. This explains the popularity of blue light glasses. However, the real question is do these glasses really work?

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There's no simple yes-or-no answer, because according to Dr Shikari, most digital eye strain symptoms arise from prolonged screen use rather than blue light exposure itself.

Blue light glasses are widely marketed for eye strain and headache relief, but experts say evidence of significant benefit is limited. They do not improve eyesight or prevent vision loss. Proper ...

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