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Check Vision And Avoid Ergonomic Problems

11/01/97

For an easy way to check if staff, instructor or lab computers are set up to avoid potential eye problems, look into Eye-CEE System for VDT Users, a Windows-based vision test. This unique program comes with a set of 3D glasses, which are worn during the test. The program asks users a series of questions about their working conditions, then performs various tests for visual acuity, eye muscle balance and eye coordination.

Detailed reports are provided, giving employers or optometrists information from which they can make recommendations on ergonomic adjustments. Corporate Vision Consulting, La Costa, CA, (800) 383-1202, ext. 5

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