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Workplace Eye Wellness
March is Workplace Eye Health and Safety Month. Now before you think that this article may not apply to you, think again. Thousands of workers sustain job-related eye injuries each day. Though we typically associate work-related eye injuries with outdoor jobs such as construction, manufacturing, auto repair, welding, carpentry, landscaping, or electrical jobs, office jobs have also become increasingly hazardous to your eyesight. Our goal is to raise awareness about eye health and safety within the workplace whether you are working outside or inside. Eye Injury Unfortunately, 90% of all eye injuries can be reduced in severity or prevented with
Read MoreLow Vision Awareness
February is low vision awareness month and we can think of no better time to call attention to an important condition that affects millions each year. We want to take time to inform you of the causes and risk factors related to low vision as well as how to prevent and protect your sight as you age. What is low vision? Low vision refers to vision loss that cannot be corrected by a medical, surgical, or corrective lens treatment. Those who struggle with low vision often experience difficulty in everyday tasks such as reading, shopping, writing, cooking, watching TV, or
Read MoreProtecting Your Vision As You Age
As you age, you may notice changes in your vision, such as trouble reading the menu at a restaurant or adjusting the font to the larger size on your phone. Most people find that even if they didn’t need glasses before, as they get older, having a good pair of reading glasses becomes a must-have. This is because, as we age, the lenses in our eyes naturally lose their flexibility making it more difficult for our eyes to focus and see as clearly as they did when we were younger. This is just one of the many conditions that we
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