Those who use multiple screens, keep eyes and neck safe in long run
11 tips here

1
Sit at least 5ft away from nearest screen
2
Keep centre of upper half of screen at eye level
3
Keep brightness minimum and switch on bluelight filter

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4
Blink ur eyes deliberately often and use caaboxymethylcellulose (after consultation) eye drops twice or thrice a day
5
Place main screen in the middle to minimise neck movement
6
Use chair with neck support and lumbar back
7
Use HD screen minimum and preferably QHD

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8
Use all monitors with same display depth
9
Use one CPU with multiple monitors for better control
10
Keep the screen which use for brokers terminal farthest, stare less at PnL live
11
Do not eat heavy food/oily snack inbetween which tire u and impact focus

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