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Estimate your daily blue-light exposure from total screen time, evening device use, and brightness habits. Use this calculator to identify higher-risk patterns and improve visual comfort in work and home settings.
Last updated: April 15, 2026
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Exposure Score
70/100
Risk Level
High
Estimated Protected Exposure
1.4 h/day
High daily blue-light load. Reduce evening brightness, use filters consistently, and add a no-screen buffer before sleep.
Use this calculator for habit planning. For persistent vision symptoms, consult an eye care professional.
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Longer total device hours increase cumulative visual load and potential fatigue risk.
Evening and pre-sleep exposure is weighted higher to reflect common eye comfort and sleep concerns.
Blue-light filtering habits can reduce net exposure and improve your daily risk profile.
At 8 screen hours/day, 3 evening hours, 70% brightness, and night mode enabled, exposure is often in a moderate range with practical room for improvement.
Exposure Score
~58/100
Risk Level
Moderate
Protected Hours
~1.4 h/day
This model combines daily screen duration, evening exposure weighting, brightness intensity, and optional filtering protection. It is designed for practical habit optimization and awareness, not clinical diagnosis.
Exposure Score: (Day Load + Evening Load x Weight) x Brightness Factor x Protection FactorRisk Bands: Low (<35), Moderate (35-64), High (65+)Practical Goal: Lower evening intensity and increase protection consistencyPair this with monitor distance and font-size tools to improve full-screen ergonomics.
Explore Accessibility & Ergonomics CalculatorsResult: Moderate-to-high exposure profile with immediate benefit from lower evening brightness and shorter late-night sessions.
Consistent filters and stronger break habits can improve comfort over time.
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