Do you mean what I'm using or the stuff you had mentioned? I was just clarifying. Thanks.

As of this morning I'm now on 0 in terms of my yellow filter for my laptop.

On my desktop I can use all sites again, have had yellow filter off for about a month, and I'm able to play pretty much any game (I don't game much but it was the most strenuous thing so it's a stress test).
Only Killer Instinct 2013 causes mild irritation. That game has been hard on my eyes since around late 2018, even with glasses. It isn't an instant headache day ender, but I don't mess with it much yet.

Old school shooters like Doom and Duke 3d were the other culprits but I can handle them now (on my desktop). My laptop is a bit behind the curve as it's a little stronger on the eyes for gaming the more intense games but I'll try the simpler ones and report back!

This has been a spectacular result for me and a life changer.

Best regards.

    ThaCMaster Thanks - really amazing results. Wondering if there's anyone else who has tested this supplement so we can spot a trend?

      There are plenty reviews on it helping people with headaches due to issues they were having (amongst other ailments they had). This is what encouraged me to try it.

      I haven't seen it on computer forums much, although I have seen people say their headaches got worse as their stomach, diet, and inflammatory response changed. The stomach is just so complex and we are learning a lot about it.

      I will definitely recommend it here and to anyone I come across. They are pricey so you can buy a small amount to try if you like.

      I think for the huge benefits it's well worth the cost as it's changed my life around. It feels nice not having headaches anymore. I can't even remember the last time I had one. I have had some very light eye strain while I was testing new things but it's no longer a day ender like it used to be.

      15 days later

      Quad43 this one seems really interesting. has benefits on the Eyes and gut together

      Also I've been using blue light glasses by Ocushield.... and despite me at first being sceptical, they massively help. Any thougths as to why?

        The blue light glasses help keep filter the blue light so they have a much lesser effect. The newer ones have gotten better so the yellow effect is much less noticeable.

        Which one did you mean seems interesting? Just trying to clarify for the eye and gut stuff. Thanks.

        Try Zeiss blue-blocking lenses. They are amazing! Although the lenses have a sight bright blue sheen, everything is viewed clearly, without a color tint. The lenses don't help with my LED problem, but they do keep my brain more relaxed when I need to spend a lot of time in front of screens. They cost $131 installed in my frames. If needed, you can have them created with your eye prescription, too. Also, I found the company's history to be very cool 🙂

        a month later

        Hi guys. Just an update. Hope you've all been well!

        I have a BenQ eye care monitor. For those of you who are familiar with it, it has 4 screen settings for your eyes.

        Reading Mode (easiest on eyes).
        Office Mode (second easiest on eyes).
        Web Surfing Mode (next to hardest on eyes).
        Multimedia Mode (hardest on eyes).

        When I had it at 0 before, I had it on reading mode. So I tried the other modes and initially my eyes couldn't take it well at 0. I ended up going back to about 25 or so on the next level and working up. It seemed like once I could adjust I could bring it from about 25 to 10 and then go below 10 (which is the hardest part).

        I actually got through Web Surfing Mode pretty quickly. I'm on multimedia mode which is the hardest. I am hovering just around the 10 level. If I can make it work on 0 with this it will be a huge improvement. I can use all of my other devices, however extensive reading on my tablet can be a bit irritating.

        I'm also getting a Samsung Galaxy Tab S7. It's on the way to me. Samsung normally has horrible devices on the eyes but the non plus version of the Galaxy Tab S7 uses LCD and from what I've read is far easier on the eyes.

        I will report back when I have it. If it's true that's a huge step up. Glad more companies are using screens that are more eye friendly. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 (+ version) has AMOLED with bad screen flicker so don't get that one. It does have DC dimming but it's still harder on the eyes. It is very large but may be too large for many.

        Also I tried the rebranded "Restore Gut Health". It's the same formula as ION but I decided to try it. It actually felt more potent and I initially reduced my dosage to adjust. Could just be a coincidence with that particular bottle but it is interesting to note as I've never had it happen with my other bottles.

        Hope you guys have a great holiday weekend planned.
        Best regards!

        Thanks great update. Which model did you use of Benq?

        12 days later

        Anyone tried HP Zbook 15 G6? The screen has no pwm, but I get dry eyes from using it after some time

          13 days later

          Alyosha2001

          I had the HP Zbook X2 G4. Great device for art and had no PWM but was no good after my eyes got more irritated.

          I have been improving. I tried a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 as it is supposed to be much better on the eyes but it still irritated me.

          I have a new laptop I'm using and I will report on it later!

          Hope you guys have a great holiday planned!

            3 months later

            (1) It was my turn to replace my old laptop at work so on Friday i got the Dell XPS 9310 2in1 Core i7 /16 GB/512 GB/Iris Xe Graphics with Eyesafe technology.

            Connected to my trusty ASUS CCFL display via Dell's docking station, it seems ok. I used this configuration for 3-4 hours at work. I will know for sure within next week.

            I had to use it without connecting it to an external display for 3 hours at a client's site. After the first 20 mins of looking directly at the laptop's monitor i felt my eyes a bit heavy with a light headache. I experimented with Dell's profile options (movie, animation etc.) and night light but none of these made any real difference.

            What helped enough to get through the meeting were my Crizal glasses, i figured i could give them a try. I think they helped me in not having a nasty headache during my weekend.

            It seems that this eyesafe technology is not really helping me. Next week i will be able to conclude if this one is usable or not.

            (2) Also regarding to Linux, a client of ours used to operate the office laptops with Mint 19.1 (they operate their accounting software on linux).

            Recently they upgraded all their desktops to Linux Mint 20.3. Now i get a very strong headache in 5 mins of use in the same machine as before (CCFL display).

            I assume there are developers/IT people in this forum (i am an accountant), do you think it is possible to ask the Mint development team what changed? If we could have this information, wouldn't this shed some light as what software changes cause the discomfort? Mint 19.1 was perfect, with the combination of a ccfl display it was perhaps the most comfortable setup i have ever used.

              Peter

              Thanks for suggesting Mint 19.1. Its good with my eyes too. Using it for 3 days no eye strain as such.

              My setup: Old 2011 Samsung NP350 laptop, Benq 2470 external LED monitor, Mint 19.1.

                ThaCMaster

                I cannot game at all. Even on monitors and systems that are fine. I think my eyes struggle with the depth and perspective, esp. with shooters.

                  3 months later

                  I have been using a Dell Latitude E5550 for several years without any problems (with W10 1809 and GPU drivers installed) and a few months ago I received the new Dell Latitude E7420 business notebook which unfortunately I cannot use. Usual symptoms, eye ache, headache and brain fog.

                  I tried connecting it to my Alienware AW2518HF external monitor via HDMI and the situation improved a little but not enough. So I bought a 17 "inch portable external monitor and connected via USB-C! I can use it without problems.. The monitor is this one:

                  https://www.uperfectmonitor.com/collections/portable-monitors/products/17-3-in-1080p-fhd-portable-monitor

                  Was it just luck or does the USB-C connection render the image differently than HDMI?

                  P.S. Last W11 build and last intel GPU driver.

                    Lauda89 Just a guess, but the Alienware AW2518HF is 6 bits + FRC whereas it looks like the UPERFECT monitor you linked seems to be 8 bit.

                    What if you tried a mini HDMI to HDMI cable on that UPERFECT monitor? That would tell us if it's the USB-C connection vs. the panel itself.

                    I'd love to hear others inputs.

                    Glad you found something usable 🙂! These success stories (even if workarounds) give us so much hope!

                      I'm highly interested in that monitor!

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