Drivers: A Night Vision Tip

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Night Vision

Having trouble seeing while driving at night? Beforeyou have your eyes checked, clean your headlights. Experts say dirty headlights can reduce night vision by as much as 75%.

cleanforhealth.com, 2004

Also read this article: Why your vision gets worse at night

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Why You Have Poor Eyesight At Night

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Dear Readers,

If you need a nightlight to find your way to the kitchen for a midnight snack, or have difficulty seeing while driving in the evening, you may be suffering from a condition known as “night blindness.”

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Unlike animals, human vision is generally not as keen at night. Cats, for instance, see well at night because they have more rods than cones in their retinas, unlike humans. (Rods are the receptors that the eye uses for nighttime vision.)

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The Beauty Of Summer In Pictures – Camping

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Camp Trip @ Black Sturgeon

A lot of my friends love camping. Me, I love being out in nature, but at night, give me a nice clean room with a bathtub and shower. Camping is an activity enjoyed by many, young or old. Lots of people however have problem with night vision. Here is an article on “night blindness” or poor vision after the sun goes down.

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Does Your Vision Get Worse At Night

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Feature: Why Does My Vision Get Worse at Night?

If you need a nightlight to find your way to the kitchen for a midnight snack, or have difficulty seeing while driving in the evening, you may be suffering from a condition known as night blindness.

People with night blindness see poorly in darkness or dim light but normally when adequate amounts of light are present. The condition is not the nighttime equivalent of true blindness-nonetheless, those who have it know how limiting its effects can be.

Seeing in the dark

It is estimated that most individuals take about 20 minutes to see adequately in the dark. This time allows your eyes to adjust from the brightness of daylight or indoor lights. As the light dims, your pupils dilate (grow larger) to take in more light.

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