Eye Health Risk Quiz
Are you at risk of developing eye problems? Take this simple quiz to find out.
5 steps to maintaining good vision at work
Good vision is an essential tool for doing a great job at work. You need to be able to see your tasks clearly, use your…
One reason some people develop eye symptoms on starting a new job
One reason some people develop eye symptoms on starting a new job is that they have asymptomatic undiagnosed eye problems that begin to manifest when the eyes are exposed to more visually demanding tasks
All-in-one-solution for people who experience light sensitivity
Does light make you uncomfortable? Read this to learn about the all-in-one solution for people who experience light sensitivity also known as photophobia.
What you should know about diabetes and eye health
Diabetes causes eye complications that can lead to vision loss and blindness if not managed properly. Learn more about diabetes and eye health.
Do not end the year without checking your eyes
If your vision is clear and comfortable, it is easy to assume that you do not have any eye problems. Unfortunately, this assumption is not…
Three Reasons Why Your Eyes Feel Tired at the End of a Work Day
It is normal for your eyes to get slightly tired once in a while after a long and busy day at work. However, if this occurs frequently, it is necessary to find out why and get the problem treated.
Here are 3 reasons why your eyes may feel tired at the end of a work day
World sight day message
“If you have a family history of a chronic eye disease and you haven’t done a comprehensive eye check in the past one year, going for one today can be a sight-saving decision”
Got Makeup in the Eye? What Do You Do?
For the cat-eye look, many people put eyeliner along the inside of their eyelids. This action, however, comes with significant risks, including getting makeup in the eye
Act proactively on your family history of chronic eye problems to prevent vision loss
If one or more people in your family have or had vision-threatening chronic eye problems like glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, macular degeneration, cataract, eye stroke and more, you must proactively take care of your eyes to prevent irreversible loss of vision