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VSP’s first EyeFiles video “Do 3-D movies cause motion sickness?” starring Bill Nye the Science Guy has gone viral. Bill Nye has been teaching us all things science since the 90′s and it looks like his popularity hasn’t been lost.

3-D is a topic that carries across all generations and genres and here’s are just a few of the bloggers from various focuses that found this video and topic worth sharing:

• BlogHer: Bill Nye the Science Guy is becoming a Mythbuster (sort of)
• Cinematical: Get Seasick in 3-D movies? Bill Nye is Here to Help
• Crunch Gear: Bill Nye the Science Guy (!) Explains why 3-D movies can make you sick
• The Movie Blog: Bill Nye the Science Guy talks 3D Disorientation!
• Pulse 2: Bill Nye is Back and He’s Doing a YouTube Channel for VSP Vision

Check back with us every week as Bill Nye, along with VSP provider Dr. Phelps, continue to debunk common eye health myths in VSP’s EyeFiles webisode series. In the meantime, check out the Today Show clip on 3-D and overall eye health. 

Be sure to visit VSP’s Facebook - Contest tab for your chance to win a FREE pair of Glasses/Sunglasses through the Eyewear Makeover Contest.

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