TheGreatGrapeApe :
Yes but what do the opthamologists say?
Don't know but will know 3 months from now when I get Lasik.
I done enough research into this already and don't want to make a big deal out it
because it will be an on-going debate, so I will leave this post sharing this with my experience:
One of the optometrists that made the recommendation went through the same requirements for his degree as an opthamologist. I can't remember the state that he came from but handful of states, their duties and schooling are very similar in practices. Optometrists even get to operate in those states as well too. I can't remember the difference between the two in those states.
Regardless, all I can tell you from first hand experience is that it is more gentle on my eyes then sitting infront of CRT years ago. My eyes have never dried out ever since the switch and my prescription has even gone down by -.5. Prescription going down is not because of the LCD but according to them, it is because old age sometime shapes the eye balls differently.
I did research on this before I bought my screen 3 years ago. If this is a risk hazard to the eyes, Optometrists and Opthamologists would be making a big deal out of this already. It would be all over the internet. I was hoping to find something on this 3 years ago.
http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0oGkwihBClIsE0B7idXNyoA?p=lcd+health+risk+medical&y=Search&fr=yfp-t-367&ei=UTF-8
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