The BBC Dragons Den product backed by two stars hailed a 'game changer' for anyone with an iPhone

In today's digital age, it's quite typical to spend most of your day gazing at a screen. It's been calculated that remote and hybrid workers could be spending up to 11 hours daily in front of a screen, significantly increasing the risk of developing digital eye strain (DES).

The blue light emitted from our screens, coupled with blurred text caused by features like night mode, can lead to eye fatigue, headaches and migraines, dry eyes, and blurred vision. This results in an average loss of 4.1 working days per year due to dealing with these symptoms.

Moreover, blue light inhibits the production of melatonin in your brain, making it more challenging to fall asleep when it's time to wind down. Unfortunately, night mode doesn't offer much relief and has minimal impact on improving sleep quality, reports the Express.

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However, there's an affordable solution thanks to Ocushield - a product you might have spotted on the BBC show Dragons' Den. Back in 2023, Ocushield, the world's only medically rated anti blue light products went into the Dragons' Den to pitch their company. Ocushield Optometrists Dhruvin Patel and Asad Hamir faced the Dragons as they explained why blue light from digital device screens is a hazard for our health.

The pitch was so compelling that it resulted in an offer from not one but two Dragons, Tej Lalvani and Peter Jones, who went head-to-head for Ocushield's business.

Currently, you can enjoy a 10% discount on all Ocushield screen protectors for iPhones, Macs, and computer screens, with a 20% discount when