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The best alternatives to Pupillary are Look Up for Mac, Breaks For Eyes, and Take a break. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
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- Reduce eye strain & exhaustion with the 20-20-20 Rule
- Get rid of eye strain, headache and fatigue while working on a computer with this Mac app. A simple way to do the 20-20-20 rule on your Mac.
- You deserved a break, don't work too hard. Use 'Take a break' to remind you to take regular breaks that help you relieve eye strain.
- Iris is software which makes Monitors healthy for the eyes. Blue Light Filter and Screen Dimmer for Eye Protection, you can reduce the Blue Light emitted from your screen for better sleep, reduce the Brightness of your screen without PWM and avoid eye ...
- Working long hours looking at a screen can harm the eyes. This simple and elegant tool reminds you to take short breaks doing some excersises (looking at far distance, rotating eyes, having some water,.. or your custome breaks) to reset your eyes.
- Features: - shows several images of eye exercises - sound alert option to notify you with voice when the break starts and ends - inactivity option - progressive notifications - menu icon work time indicator - multiple monitors
- Prevent eyestrain following the 20-20 rule. Take a 20-second break from screens every 20 minutes and look something far away. The App will help you keep track of time and remind you when it's time to take a break and Rest Your Eyes.
- Combat eye fatigue and eye strain from gaming
- Zicht Glasses are anti blue light gaming glasses collection aimed to protect our eyes from glare and harmful light emitted from mobile phone, laptop and TV where we spent most of our time on.
- Every 20 minutes you spend in front of the screen, we will remind you that it's time to give your eyes 20 seconds of chill. It's the best way to protect yourself from eye strain and computer vision syndrome.
