A study by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health found that 91 percent of people who work at a computer for more than three hours a day have eye strain or other computer vision syndrome symptoms.
About 60% of the working U.S. population has a need for quality vision care.
Recent studies suggest more than 10 million Americans suffer from Computer Vision Syndrome
During a 1-year period, 22% to 23% of the U.S. adult population - or 44 million people - have diagnosable mental disorders.
Approximately 19.1 million Americans aged 18-54, or about 13.3%, have an anxiety disorder.
With health care cost related to worker stress come to approximately $86.9 billion a year
Nearsightedness affects nearly 30 percent of the population.
More than 25% of all Americans are nearsighted.
With the aging of the United States, nearly 10 million people may have some form of macular degeneration.
The American Optometric Association estimates that eye-related care and glasses related to video display terminal costs is costing Americans nearly $2 billion per year.
An estimated 155 million Americans, or 60% of the US population need eye care. 156 million Americans wear glasses at least part-time.
A study by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health found that 91 percent of people who work at a computer for more than three hours a day have eye strain or other computer vision syndrome symptoms.