This condition can be caused by blinking less than usual when looking at a screen. Our standard 15 blinks a minute can dip as low as 3.6 when we’re gazing at our phones or computers – contributing to dry eyes. According to the American Optometric Association, symptoms associated with DES can include headaches and blurred vision.
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> This condition can be caused by blinking less than usual when looking at a screen. Our standard 15 blinks a minute can dip as low as 3.6 when we’re gazing at our phones or computers – contributing to dry eyes. According to the American Optometric Association, symptoms associated with DES can include headaches and blurred vision.
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