How to reduce 'Digital Eye Strain' in the office?
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Jaspreet Singh
1 month ago
Follow the 20-20-20 rule. Additionally, reduce overhead glare, adjust your monitor's contrast, and blink frequently to prevent the eyes from drying out due to reduced blink rates during screen use.
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