How to avoid digital eyestrain when working from home
Posted on 26th May 2020
Last week we provided advice on how to prevent your child suffering from digital eyestrain. This week, we’re looking at adults, in particular those working from home (most of us at the moment!). Ian provides pointers on how to set up your home office to benefit your vision, including avoiding straining your eyes, where to position your monitor and many more handy tips.
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