Isn ergonomics the solution to computer eyestrain?
Ergonomics can be defined as the science of designing and arranging things people use to enable interaction in the most efficient and safe manner possible. Taking these steps can be an important component of preventing and treating CVS. But ergonomics alone–placing a computer screen at a comfortable height and distance from the user, for example–cannot fix a vision problem. This can only be achieved with prescription eyewear.
