Can you hurt your eyes if you wear sunglasses while watching television or playing th computer?

Answer 1

I knew a friend who read in the dark, and she needed glasses later on. The computer monitor emits a pretty strong light, and if it puts strain on your eyes when you do it in when its light out, then its worse in the dark. Whenever it gets to dark in my room when I'm playing on the computer, I just turn on the lights. Might as well not take the risk!

Answer 2

Yes.

Work using computer in the area where there is improved lighting conditions. The contrast between your monitor screen and the area around you should be minimal.

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Answer 3

No. Not unless you wear particularly dark sunglasses that make everything so dim your eyes have to strain, and you do so for long periods of time. Otherwise, have at it. In fact, the right sunglasses, with a light tint, may actually help reduce eye strain from staring at a computer or television or cell phone. Especially if you do so often. These are all light sources and staring at them can put a strain on your eyes almost as much as straining them while reading in the dark.

Answer 4

Extended use of sunglasses indoors, while watching television or using a computer, can cause eye strain and discomfort due to reduced contrast and increased glare. However, it is unlikely to cause long-term damage to your eyes. It's important to take breaks to reduce eye strain.

Answer 5

Well its an opinion because everyone has different eyes.
So it depends who the person is.

Answer 6

if looked at for long time