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After a long day of work staring at a computer, you might be feeling a little worse for wear. Your back and shoulders might be tense, you might be exhausted, and your stress might be through the roof. When you turn off your monitor and head outside to go home, you might discover another ailment: your eyes are dry, blurry and tired.
Fall is officially here, and while the season brings the changing of the leaves and fun activities like pumpkin picking and football, it also might mean red eyes, sneezing and running noses. Spring isn’t the only season that causes allergies, and enjoying all those fun activities in the fall can be difficult without the right kind of allergy management.
For most of us, not a day goes by without logging onto a computer, checking our phones or watching a show on TV. All of this device usage exposes us to copious amounts of blue light, a form of visible light with short wavelengths.