How to prevent eye injuries

Experts say more than 90% of eye injuries can be prevented by wearing safety glasses and taking other important precautions. Eye injuries don’t just happen in “high-risk professions.” If you use a lawn mower, leaf-blower, drill or similar power tools, you need protective eyewear. Safety glasses should have a snug, wrap-style frame. This decreases the likelihood of small, airborne particles getting behind the lenses. If you wear corrective lenses, hardware stores sell inexpensive goggles that will usually fit over your glasses.

Attention! These People Don't Wear Sunglasses

Although the applicability of sunglasses is very wide, many people do not know that not everyone is suitable for wearing sunglasses, especially the following five categories of people. They must not wear sunglasses for beauty, but hurt their eyes.

Summer Is Coming, How To Choose Sunglasses?

Uv rays are the most damaging of sunlight and have been linked to eye diseases such as cataracts and retinopathy. Ultraviolet rays make up about 7 percent of the sun's light that reaches the earth's surface, so we often wear sunglasses to protect our eyes from ultraviolet rays when we're outdoors, especially when we're playing sports or driving. Summer is coming, how to choose the right sunglasses?

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How much do you know about fashion sunglasses

How much do you know about sunglasses？

Glasses nose pad direction

Glasses nose pad

Have You Noticed the "SHELF LIFE" of Sunglasses?

The hot summer is not over yet. The sun is "unbridled". Many people like to wear sunglasses when they go out in order to protect themselves from the sun. However, have you noticed the "shelf life" of sunglasses? According to a new study, the "shelf life" of a pair of sunglasses is about 2 years. After "expiration", sunglasses are likely to lose their eye protection.

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CP-3T Glasses Equipment Automatic Lens Groover Machine Glasses Drawing Half Frame Lens Processing Machine

UV radiation risk factors

UV radiation risk factors

Vision loss and mental health: Learning to cope and overcome

Can vision loss impact your mental health? When the vision people rely so heavily upon starts to deteriorate, it can have serious effects on both their brain and mental health. Though it’s possible to adapt physically to sensory loss, the mental and emotional toll of vision loss is often more difficult to navigate. For many, vision is the most valued of all the senses, and the brain’s makeup seems to confirm the heavy reliance people place on their eyesight. A large part of the brain is used for processing complex visual sensory information. This part is significantly larger than what’s occupied by the other senses. Acknowledging that vision loss affects mental health can make it easier to cope with emotional hardships. And accepting vision changes frees you to learn adaptive strategies to overcome them.

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