Blue light shield
i have macular degeneration. I keep my IPad Air on night shift mode, warm all the time.
Do I still need a blue light protector shield to be safe ?
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iPad Air Wi-Fi, iOS 11.2.6
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If you’ve actually been diagnosed with macular degeneration, then I would use one regardless. I would want to take all the precautions I could. However, if you wear glasses with high index polycarbonate lenses with antireflective coatings, they already block almost all of the harmful wavelengths
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