Your eyesight is clear.
So why are your eyes still tired?
Long hours on the computer can leave your eyes strained, your forehead tense, or make you want to take your glasses off halfway through work.
9 AM: fine.
3 PM: rubbing your eyes.
5 PM: glasses off.
Seeing clearly does not always mean seeing comfortably.
Your eye power may
not have changed much.
But your workload has.
Computer at work. Phone between tasks.
Online meetings. Reports. Messages.
Multiple screens. And sometimes more
screen time again after work.
Your visual demands may have increased significantly. In simple terms, your eyes may now be doing much more work than they used to.
Sometimes the question isn't only
“Has my power changed?”
It is also “Can my eyes comfortably keep up with the way I work every day?”
Do your eyes start complaining before your workday is over?
You start the day comfortably.
Focus feels less effortless.
Tension around the eyes or forehead.
You just want your eyes to rest.
We're not only checking how clearly you can see.
We look at how your eyes are actually working — especially when they need to keep up with prolonged computer and near work.
Your eye power
Is your current prescription suitable for your eyes and everyday needs?
Your current glasses
Are the glasses you wear now supporting the way you use your eyes today?
Your focusing ability
Can your eyes maintain comfortable focus during prolonged near work?
Your convergence
Can both eyes turn in and maintain near focus efficiently?
How both eyes work together
Are your two eyes coordinating comfortably as a team?
How well are your eyes coping with your actual working day?
The individual tests matter — but what matters more is how they fit together with your real screen workload and daily visual demands.
Assessment first.
Recommendation second.
We don't start by asking which lens you want. We start by understanding your eyes.
Two people can both work eight hours in front of a computer and still have completely different visual needs.
We care more about your eyes. Our recommendations are tailored to how you actually use them every day.
Book My 30-Minute Assessment →Understand what you're experiencing.
Understand how your workload has changed.
Discuss what may suit your findings and needs.
Hi, I'm Candice.
I believe an eye examination should go beyond asking, “Can you see clearly?”
When someone tells me their eyes feel tired, strained or uncomfortable after hours of computer work, I want to understand how their eyes are actually coping with their daily visual demands.
That's why we look at more than eye power — including how your eyes focus, converge and work together — before deciding what may suit you.
His power kept changing slightly.
But his workload had changed much more.
Dizziness + slight power change
A 28-year-old customer came in experiencing dizziness. His prescription had changed slightly, so his glasses were updated.
The same problem returned
He came back with similar dizziness. Again, the prescription change was small.
His computer workload had doubled — then tripled.
This was the bigger change happening in the background.
He wasn't ready yet
We discussed a digital lens option based on his needs, but he decided not to proceed at that time.
He came back and decided to try
He eventually proceeded with the recommended digital lenses.
More comfortable. No same dizziness.
His prescription has remained stable, he no longer experiences the same dizziness, and he came back to tell us how comfortable the glasses felt.
His workload had.
Individual experiences vary. Assessment and recommendations are based on each person's findings and visual needs.
If we find something, what can you do?
There is no single solution for everyone. The right next step depends on what is contributing to your discomfort.
Understand how your eyes are working.
We show you what we found in understandable language.
Discuss suitable options based on your findings and daily needs.
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Questions you may have before booking
How do I know whether I really have digital eye strain?
Tired eyes, headaches, forehead tension, difficulty focusing and discomfort after prolonged screen use can happen when your eyes are struggling with your current workload. Similar symptoms can have different causes, so an assessment helps us understand what is actually contributing to the discomfort.
Will the recommended treatment actually work?
There is no single treatment that works for every person. That is why we assess your eye power, current glasses, focusing ability and how both eyes work together before recommending a management plan tailored to your findings and daily visual demands.
Do I have to make new glasses after the assessment?
No. The purpose of the assessment is first to understand your eyes and symptoms. We explain our findings and recommendations before you decide what you would like to do next.
Is it expensive?
Come for the assessment first. If something may benefit from further management or a different lens solution, we will explain the available options and costs before you make any decision.
How long does the Digital Eye Assessment take?
Around 30 minutes. In about half an hour, we can check your eye power, assess your current glasses, and look at how well your eyes focus, converge and work together, with time to explain the findings.
Your eyes still have hours of work left.
Can they keep up?
If tired eyes, forehead tension, dizziness or headaches have become part of your normal workday, do not just keep tolerating them. Find out what may be contributing to the discomfort.
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