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Every glowscreen tablet I've tried has triggered my migraines.
I recently tried a Galaxy Tab A7, 0% brightness, apps to further reduce brightness and tweak color, etc. I wasn't able to avoid the migraines.
E-ink tablets, e-readers, etc. not so much. I still need to avoid strobing, either avoid blinking cursors or reduce contrast, avoid zooming, ensure readable text sizes, etc. but these are doable.
On computers, I've tried various solutions. With careful monitor settings, system settings, and software choices I don't get as many migraines, but it's still a lot harder.
As for daily life, yes, I get sick from flickering fluorescent lights, from turn signals, hazard lights, strobe lights, etc. I can't drive or take the bus and have to be very careful about crossing the street.
YMMV.
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