When performing near work, one must focus at (accommodate) and point toward (converge) at a closer distance, and constantly re-focus the eyes in order to see small text and images with clarity. Sustaining such efforts can lead to eye fatigue and eye strain, among a host of vision problems. Most visual tasks on a screen also demand heightened visual concentration and this decreases blink rate. Combined with working in a heated or air-conditioned office environment, which leads to over-evaporation of tear film and lipid deficiency, irritation and dryness to the surface of the cornea are expected. Disruptive glare from excessive screen reflection and ambient lighting also deteriorates the image quality and heaps on viewing discomfort. With extensive screen viewing also exacerbate discomfort in people with existing vision problems like eye muscle imbalance, astigmatism, farsightedness and presbyopia. Since technology is almost unavoidable to modern life, preventions should be taken to lessen the total toll on the eyes and visual system. Gunnar computer glasses address the above issues by providing mild yellow tint anti-reflection coating aimed to shield the harmful blue light and lessen strong glare. The glasses also have a small amount of magnification (+0.5 D) to enhance acuity. The curved frame is designed to retain moisture and reduce dry eye symptoms. All these special characters are devised to enhance visual performance and minimize eye fatigue and visual discomfort in digital viewing. The current study aimed to validate the aforementioned benefits.