Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is a real problem for many people who spend hours in front of a computer screen, and its symptoms are usually temporary during times of visually intense computer tasks such as eye strain, headaches, back/neck aches, blurred vision, double vision, dry eyes, irritated eyes, and fatigue
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Symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)
Posted by Sam (#3) 4750 days ago (http://www.allaboutvision.com)Tips on choosing sunglasses
Posted by Sam (#3) 4736 days ago (Editorial)
Points to consider while choosing sunglasses:
- Always look for sunglasses that block 99 or 100 percent of UV radiation thereby protecting your eyes.
- Also see to it that the lenses are dark enough to filter out 75 to 90 percent of powerful sunrays that makes you squint.
- The lenses should not cause eyestrain, headache, and give ugly wrinkles.
- Use colors for your lenses that will
- Always look for sunglasses that block 99 or 100 percent of UV radiation thereby protecting your eyes.
- Also see to it that the lenses are dark enough to filter out 75 to 90 percent of powerful sunrays that makes you squint.
- The lenses should not cause eyestrain, headache, and give ugly wrinkles.
- Use colors for your lenses that will
Dark Circle Under Eyes
Posted by Sam (#3) 4724 days ago (Editorial)
Dark circles occur under eyes due to a combination of reasons. It is noticeable under the eye, as people get older. As we age and receive more sun damage to our facial skin, the thin skin under the eye can become thinner and wrinkled, which allows the veins in the fat pad under the eye to become more prominent. As the skin here is slightly darker than the rest of your face, any changes in health
How To Care for Your Eye Lashes
Posted by Sam (#3) 4709 days ago (Editorial)
The care and feeding of your eye lashes gets more important as you get older -- if you care about keeping them follow these tips:
- Mascara should be removed every night.
- False lashes are hard on the lash roots if they are clusters.
- Nourish your lashes when you can inside and outside.
- Skip a day of mascara here and there.
- Use non-waterproof mascara, especially in winter whe
- Mascara should be removed every night.
- False lashes are hard on the lash roots if they are clusters.
- Nourish your lashes when you can inside and outside.
- Skip a day of mascara here and there.
- Use non-waterproof mascara, especially in winter whe
Declaration of the Second Oxford Conference on Vision for Children in the Developing World
Posted by Sam (#3) 4686 days ago (Editorial)
According to the Second Oxford Conference on Vision for Children in the Developing World, over 3 billion people (45% of the world's population) need some form of vision correction to see clearly. Also, poor vision is a developmental issue affecting every day lives of these 3 billion people worldwide. Of these, two thirds live in the less developed world where the majority do not have access to an
Top Vision Foods
Posted by Bharat (#1) 4667 days ago (Editorial)- Blueberries The U.S. Department of Agriculture ranks blueberries as number one in antioxidants (compounds that deter cell damage) among the 40 most commonly eaten fresh fruits and vegetables, and recent studies show that blueberries strengthen capillaries for healthier eyes and veins.
- Bilberry Related to blueberries, the bilberry is an herb that also strengthens capillary wall
5. Tips for Removing Dark Circles around Eyes Permanently
Posted by Bharat (#1) 4640 days ago (Editorial)
Dark circles around eyes may affect everybody at some time or other One may look much older if his has swollen bags and dark circles around eyes. You may follow these tips for eye skin care to remove the dark circles around eyes.
- Increase the blood circulation. Proper circulation of the blood in the capillaries will reduce or avoid the accumulation.
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Drink lot of water daily
Kids with Blocked Tear Ducts at Higher Risk for "Lazy Eye"
Posted by Bharat (#1) 4633 days ago (Editorial)
A recent study published in the Journal of the AAPOS, the official publication of the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, has found that children under the age of 3 with a nasolacrimal duct obstruction (NLDO), or blocked tear duct, were at an increased risk for developing amblyopia. About 6% of children are born with blocked tear ducts.
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