If you or your family members have the following symptoms, please consult eye-care professional

• Reading and/or using a computer causes eyes to tear, itch, or hurt.
• Jerky eye movements.
• Eyes that cross or turn in or out.
• Squinting, eye rubbing, or excessive blinking.
• Double Vision.
• Light sensitivity after reading.
• Fouble vision.
• Headaches, dizziness, nausea, or fatigues easily after reading.
• Head tilting, closing or blocking one eye when reading.
• Skips lines or loses place when reading.
• Difficulty tracking moving objects.
• Misaligns letters or numbers.
• Unusual posture or moves head closely to see book or paper.
• Avoidance of near work such as reading.
• When reading, words, letters, or lines run together or jump around.
• Difficulty concentrating or comprehending reading material.
• Persistent reversals of numbers, letters, or words after second grade.
• Writes crooked or poorly spaced.
• Poor eye hand coordination.
• Inconsistent or poor sports performance.

INSTRUCTION : SIT 14 INCHES AWAY FROM YOUR COMPUTER SCREEN. CHECK YOUR VISION WITH EACH EYE SEPERATELY (WEAR GLASSES IF NEEDED FOR READING.) IF YOU CAN READ 20/20 LINE, YOUR VISION IS NORMAL.

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