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fedspunisher

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Eyes Shaking Posted: 01-10-06 14:11pm


I work on a computer all day and have +1 reading glasses that my eye doctor told me would help my eyes from getting as tired. I have this problem where my eyes will shake and the eye doctor told me it was cause my muscles got tired and would become weary and shake. Said the glasses would make it so my eyes werent strained all the time trying to focus on something 18" away. I have perfect vision and was wondering will wearing these glasses slow down the damage caused by working on a computer or speed it up or not have any effect. Thanks eric

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