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Old 29-07-2005, 00:10   #15
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Re: UV Light PROTECTION

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Originally Posted by iain_herts
for the past few months iv been haven bad eyes which i belive is due to UV LIGHT from a machineat work.
Just as a suggestion to check the hypothesis, if you have or can borrow a set of Reactolite or similar photochromic sunglasses, take them into work (keep them in the case until you get to where you actually work) then put them on as if you were working.

If they start darkening then it's a pretty good bet that you are getting UV light into your eyes.

If not, it may still be light related (eg if the environment is brightly lit but where you work is darker you could have a problem because your eyes are adjusting to let you see the dark area where you work, but your peripheral vision is picking up light leakage from around you) but you'd have to give some more details.

Alternatively see an optician or have a word with Alanmelon on these forums who is an optician
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