One-third of all visible light is blue light, which is made up of shorter wavelengths that emit a higher energy levels than other visible light. It is this light that people are increasingly exposed to via everyday technology, such as computers, smartphones, televisions, and lights. And it is exposure, or overexposure, to blue light that has been shown to cause such health problems as digital eye strain and sleep disruption. Learn more about this harmful blue light from the following infographic by Frames Direct.
Infographic Sources:
1. Eyezen
2. Computer Eye Strain: 10 Steps For Relief
3. Corrective Lenses Statistics
4. Digital Eye Strain: What is the impact on children?
5. Americans devote more than 10 hours a day to screen time, and growing
6. Blue light and macular degeneration
7. Digital Eye Strain: What is the impact?
8. The Uncertain Science Behind Your Phone's Blue Light Dimmer
9. Marketing in a multiscreen world
10. The Lowdown on Blue Light: Good vs. Bad, and Its Connection to AMD
11. American Academy of Pediatrics Announces New Recommendations for Children’s Media Use
1. Eyezen
2. Computer Eye Strain: 10 Steps For Relief
3. Corrective Lenses Statistics
4. Digital Eye Strain: What is the impact on children?
5. Americans devote more than 10 hours a day to screen time, and growing
6. Blue light and macular degeneration
7. Digital Eye Strain: What is the impact?
8. The Uncertain Science Behind Your Phone's Blue Light Dimmer
9. Marketing in a multiscreen world
10. The Lowdown on Blue Light: Good vs. Bad, and Its Connection to AMD
11. American Academy of Pediatrics Announces New Recommendations for Children’s Media Use
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