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Eye Care - What eyedrops do you use? - Page 3
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forsooth
United States3648 Posts
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Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
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Belha
Italy2850 Posts
I suffer the same dry eyes problem. I recently go the diagnose. Using something called "dioximethil-something 1%" a few times per day. Also i need some help with something: NEED SOME HELP HERE: I totally forget to blink during games. This plus dry eye is totally killer for my eyes. I know there are some programs that some players are using to remind them to make workers, suplies, and so. I need a program to poop up during the game saying something like "Blink idiot!". Can someone post a link to any of those apps please?? | ||
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d_wAy
United States104 Posts
On February 01 2012 07:06 Belha wrote: I was going to create a topic like this on this week. I suffer the same dry eyes problem. I recently go the diagnose. Using something called "dioximethil-something 1%" a few times per day. Also i need some help with something: NEED SOME HELP HERE: I totally forget to blink during games. This plus dry eye is totally killer for my eyes. I know there are some programs that some players are using to remind them to make workers, suplies, and so. I need a program to poop up during the game saying something like "Blink idiot!". Can someone post a link to any of those apps please?? I know they seem really trivial and useless, but Gunnar Optiks actually do relieve a lot of the eye strain from not blinking / dry eyes when playing. Granted they are a fairly large investment, for those of us who play a lot, they are really quite useful. | ||
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StRyKeR
United States1739 Posts
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Surikizu
United States32 Posts
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Caseyclysm
United States104 Posts
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mikiao
United States161 Posts
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ninjamyst
United States1903 Posts
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Nethermind
New Zealand445 Posts
On February 01 2012 07:13 d_wAy wrote: I know they seem really trivial and useless, but Gunnar Optiks actually do relieve a lot of the eye strain from not blinking / dry eyes when playing. Granted they are a fairly large investment, for those of us who play a lot, they are really quite useful. How do other users of Gunnar's feel about the impact on eye fatigue/dryness over a gaming session? Interested to hear from you. | ||
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dreamsmasher
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GuyV
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On February 01 2012 09:20 Nethermind wrote: How do other users of Gunnar's feel about the impact on eye fatigue/dryness over a gaming session? Interested to hear from you. I use gunnars for coding sessions (and i started wearing them when i play dota with friends (we usually play for quite a long time)) and i must say they do help me. It takes a while to get used to them (im not used to wearing glasses) but they definitely help with dryness and fatigue. They are not cheap but i think if you stare into pc a lot, they are well worth the investment | ||
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Beefbucket
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On February 02 2012 02:29 Jibba wrote: Sigh... Gunnars are just tinted glasses with an anti-reflective coating, and slight magnification. You can find the exact same properties out of much, much cheaper hunting/shooting glasses. That may or may not be true...either way, though, they do help | ||
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xsevR
United States324 Posts
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1sz2sz3sz
Andorra173 Posts
The program F.lux does the EXACT SAME THING | ||
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RoyalCheese
Czech Republic745 Posts
On February 02 2012 04:18 1sz2sz3sz wrote: Why would you EVER buy gunnars? The program F.lux does the EXACT SAME THING That's not true at all...all F.lux does is update your colors/brightness/whatever according to the time of the day. | ||
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Belha
Italy2850 Posts
Btw, for anyone with dryeye plus not blinkning during games, here is the "reminder" i was looking for. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=167747 Hope it helps. | ||
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