Improve Productivity and Minimize Down Time
During a multi-week, doctor administered study, over 100 patients were interviewed before and after using GUNNAR Computer Glasses. 96% of patients reported a reduction in eyestrain and 100% reported improved ease of viewing.
A study conducted by the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Optometry on worker productivity and computer vision care showed the following results.
Providing computer vision care to employees who use computers, even those who are not experiencing CVS symptoms, results in significant productivity gains and cost savings for employers. Employees using computer eyewear showed 19% more productivity.
Employees performing tasks with particularly demanding visual requirements, such as design, accounting, document editing, and engineering will benefit even more from computer eyewear than the average computer worker.
Musculoskeletal problems, which may be cause by computer-related vision problems, can potentially be minimized or eliminated by including computer vision care in a comprehensive vision care benefits program.
A computer vision benefits program likely will also lower incidence of workers’ compensation claims among computer workers, therefore saving the company money and employee down time.
During an independent study conducted at three professional eye care facilities, over 150 patients were interviewed before and after using GUNNAR computer eyewear throughout a multi-week test involving intense computer use.
They provided the following results:
Results showed 96% of the subjects reported a reduction in eye strain.
