03/09/2025
Isolakin Eyedigest.
📢 Follow-Up Post (Myth or Fact Reveal):
🔍 Answer: MYTH!
Reading in dim light does not cause permanent damage to your eyes.
✅ While it may lead to temporary eye strain, dryness, or fatigue, it won't harm your eyes long-term.
Your eyes may feel uncomfortable, but they recover once you rest them or return to proper lightning.
According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), reading in dim light is safe, though it can make your eyes work harder
- specially if you're already prone to refractive errors like myopia or astigmatism.
Sources:
-- American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO):
"Common Eye Myth"
-- Mayo Clinic "Does Reading in Dim Light Hurt Your Eyes?"
-- Harvard Health Publishing: "Eye Health: Myths vs Facts"
So while it's a good idea to use better lightning for comfort, rest assured - dim light won't damage your eyes!
🧠 Stay informed, and remember: when it comes to your vision, facts matter.
