7 Simple Daily Habits to Prevent Eye Infections
Many common eye infections can be prevented with simple daily habits that keep the eyes free from germs and irritants. However, at Kesona Eye Centre,…
Protecting your eyes from digital screen light
Protecting your eyes from digital screen light is necessary to keep your eyes comfortable and minimize eyestrain. Limit screen time, install and turn on eye protection apps on your devices and wear glasses with protective lenses.
Tips on caring for your eyes during the rainy season
While we love the rain for keeping the weather cool, it can have some unpleasant effects, even on the eyes and vision. The rain can…
Which safety eyewear is best for you?
There are different types of safety eyewear. The major ones are safety glassess, safety googles, faceshield and welding helmets. Deciding on the best one to use is largely dependent on the hazard you want to protect your eyes from.
Choosing the Right Safety Eyewear
The right safety eyewear is one that provides maximum protect against hazards while ensuring that vision of the wearer is clear and comfortable. There are different types of safety eyewear with varying features and fit.
Causes of eye injuries during holidays
Some materials that are used for play and fun like fireworks, toys and bottle corks are eye hazards that can cause eye injuries during holidays when they are not handled properly.
Safety Eyewear (Protective Eyewear)
Whether it is work, play or sports, it is essential to always protect the eyes from potential hazards. Wearing appropriate safety eyewear could be the thin line between having lifelong vision and blindness.
How to prevent and manage eye burns caused by hot oil splash
Cooking oil is a major hazard in the kitchen. It often splatters when hot and can splash into the eye and cause a burn. Learn how to prevent and manage eye burns caused by hot oil splash
Why fake sunglasses are dangerous for the eyes
While sunglasses are essential for protecting your eyes, fake sunglasses are dangerous for the eyes. For effective eye protection, sunglasses must at least shade the eyes from bright sunlight and provide 100% protection against UV rays from the sun.
Preventing and managing penetrating eye injuries
Up to 90% of penetrating eye injuries can be prevented with the right safety eyewear. In the event of occurrence, the earlier the approriate treatment is given by an eye doctor, the lesser the risk of vision loss and blindness.