*WINNER ANNOUNCED* Gunnar Sheadog eye-wear courtesy of Titan-Ice

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I use Gunnars and even though they take a while to get used to I can't go without them anymore. As a programmer I get more work done because my eyes don't get so tired anymore. Currently I use the same pair at home and at work so entered here again because I'd love a pair for work and one for home. Yes, I'm greedy. :)
 
James said:
Courtesy of Titan-Ice, we have a pair of Gunnar Sheadog Mercury computer eye-ware to give-away.
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Thar be a typo here, ar!!

Armitag3 said:
Please do. I have been looking at these for a while and the reviews are a bit split.
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Same here. Battling at work and home with long hours and all the artificial lighting but spending so much on glasses which DO/DON'T help is an issue. Found lots of reviews from people that use them that say at the very least they help a little bit but optometrists seem to think otherwise... pretty much all optometrists will also never have Lasik done to themselves either but ever since I had it done 5 years ago I will ALWAYS recommend it. It was a massive game changer and if I ever need to have it done again when I'm older I definitely will. So who do you trust, people that use them or people that don't ;)

PS: Gunnar FTW!

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Solitude said:
I use Gunnars and even though they take a while to get used to I can't go without them anymore. As a programmer I get more work done because my eyes don't get so tired anymore. Currently I use the same pair at home and at work so entered here again because I'd love a pair for work and one for home. Yes, I'm greedy. :)
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Just saw this now... some people say that you should take them off for small stretches as well so that your eyes don't develop light sensitivity, do you find that a problem? On a scale of cost VS Benefit where 10 is massive benefit vs cost, how good would you say they are?
 
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Pew said:
Just saw this now... some people say that you should take them off for small stretches as well so that your eyes don't develop light sensitivity, do you find that a problem? On a scale of cost VS Benefit where 10 is massive benefit vs cost, how good would you say they are?
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I got Lasik surgery a couple of years ago and since then my eyes have been very sensitive to light. I didn't know that one should take them off for small stretches but will be doing it now. Thanks. :)

As for the scale well that's a difficult question. It depends on how much you would benefit from them. I really struggled with eye strain and the Gunnars have helped me tremendously. So for me it's a 9 out of 10 (since it is quite pricey). For someone who don't get eyestrain or who do not use computers all that much, well I don't really know whether they would need it.

I say that if you do get eyestrain then it's a must buy. If not, then try them out if you can before buying them.
 
Solitude said:
I use Gunnars and even though they take a while to get used to I can't go without them anymore. As a programmer I get more work done because my eyes don't get so tired anymore. Currently I use the same pair at home and at work so entered here again because I'd love a pair for work and one for home. Yes, I'm greedy. :)
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^^ What he said
 
Ike_009 said:
Haven't you already won a pair her before?
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LOL, ya, so don't include me in the draw, just thought I'd chip in that I'm enjoying using them for work since I'm a programmer and I stare at screens a lot, then I saw that Solitude said much the same thing.
 
Win Gunnar Sheadog eye-wear courtesy of Titan-Ice

I'm saving up for a 2 tb harddrive from them.
 
Bought my entire PC at titan-ice. good service and nice prices - plus they are located in pta - so no shipping costs!
 
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