Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day
Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day:
Observed annually on December 1st, the Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day encourages you to liberate yourself from looking at blurry images. It also emphasizes to empathize with people who use bifocals at work. Let’s see how it all began!
| Year | Date | Day | Where |
| 2023 | 1st December | Friday | United States |
| 2023 | 1st December | Sunday | United States |
| 2025 | 1st December | Monday | United States |
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Related: Other National Days Celebrated on December 1st:
Why Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day?
Generally around the age of 40 developing presbyopia is common. The eye’s ability to see closer objects reduces and thereby needs a bifocal lens to see better!
A bifocal lens is designed with two focal points, one for viewing distant objects, and the other for near objects.
It is common to see people with bifocals struggling to work in front of the computer monitor. This is because focused vision is available at least 14 inches away from the eye in the bifocal and reading glasses. And this becomes difficult for distance correction as the monitor is farther away thus disabling focus.
When people use a bifocal lens they might also be forced to tilt their head often to focus on their monitor. This habit can result in neck, shoulder, and back pain in the long run as they tend to look through the lower portion of the glasses to get things done on the monitor.
So to aid you in your computer use, try a pair of ‘computer eyeglasses’. These glasses will cover the distance to focus properly on the screen. You may also consider trifocal lenses or progressive bifocals to help your eyes focus at multiple distances easily.
Some folks who use glasses regularly are not aware of Presbyopia as they age. Thus it is important to take care of our eyes and get our vision checked regularly.
Thus the Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day reminds us to empathize with our friends and colleagues wearing a bifocal lens, raise awareness of presbyopia as well as encourage regular eye care routine.
How Can We Observe Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day?
- Show your love to friends and family wearing Bifocal lens
Today’s holiday is all about empathizing with friends and family who wear bifocals. Take time to show your appreciation as they work in front of the monitors all day!
- Get your Eyes tested today
A perfect holiday to get an appointment with your ophthalmologist and get your eyes examined! Vision is a priceless gift and a regular eye exam will keep you aware of your health needs as you age as well as to maintain good eyes health
- Give a break to your Eyes
Working with Bifocals is a challenge and today is the perfect excuse to give your eyes the break they need. Enjoy the day by not looking at monitors or phone screens! From now on, remind yourself to take a break every few hours to reduce straining your eyes.
- Get advanced treatment for your Eyes
It’s Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day and the right time to liberate yourself from stress at all the blurry images. Get your eyes tested and see if you need a bifocal lens. If you already use bifocals then consider trifocals, a progressive lens, or eye surgery.
- Encourage others on social media!
Share your thoughts about this holiday to raise more awareness among friends and family on social media. Use hashtag #BifocalsAtTheMonitorLiberationDay to post on social media!
Interesting Facts About Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day:
Here are some facts surrounding Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day!
- Bifocals are designed to suit long and short vision thus are called as multifocal lens too
- Presbyopia comes with age so anyone can get it unlike in the case of Myopia and hyperopia
- It takes time for you to get used to bifocals as the bottom region of the glass magnifies the closer object and the upper region helps you look at objects at a longer distance
- You can wear bifocals without a visible dividing line on the glasses. They are called progressive lenses!
- Bifocal lens are not only available as wearable glasses but also as contact lens
- You are advised to check your bifocal vision changed every two years as your vision changes as you tend to age
- If you are experiencing continuous headaches, migraines, fatigues, straining eyes and using brighter light are some common symptoms of Presbyopia
- PresbyVision is a new procedure for presbyopia to see everything clearly without straining your eyes or depending on other lenses.
History Of Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day:
The Bifocals At The Monitor Liberation Day was created by Wellcat Holidays owners and Actors Thomas and Ruth Roy on their website Wellcat.com.
