3 Ways to Reduce Your Chances of Experiencing Blurry Vision
SelectSpecs Blurry vision is a nuisance, but can also seriously impair nearly every aspect of daily life — from causing headaches and eyestrain to making it difficult and dangerous to drive. …
Medical Study Shows That Yoga At Work Can Help To Reduce Eye Strain
Sitting in front of the computer for 8 to 12 hours can take its toll on your body. One of the most common discomforts suffered by many is eye strain.…
Top Tips to Avoid Eye and Back Strain in the Office
Image Source: ExplainingComputers.com When considering the physical demands of various careers it may seem like fire-fighters and ditch-diggers experience the most strain. While there’s no doubt that that hard labour,…
Contact Lenses and Glasses: A Match Made in Heaven?
There are a lot of articles floating around the web which try to compare contact lenses and glasses. But do they miss the point? Contact lenses and glasses have different…
Ommetaphobia – Fear of Eyes
james Ommetaphobia (also Ommatophobia), is fear of eyes. This phobia can be experienced in a variety of ways, and while for some this can occur at the thought of touching one’s…
The Mind’s Eye
So, is it really moving or not? Well if you’re reading this, you’ve probably worked out that it’s not, that it’s just an optical illusion, created using perspective and colour…
Eye Protection for the Ski Slopes
Eye protection while on the ski slopes is crucial. Your eyes can be damaged by the snow, wind, cold, sun and glare. Unexpected circumstances, such as whipping tree branches, falling…
Reasons To Wear Sunglasses in the Winter
In winter months, the sun is sitting lower in the sky. It is also arching across the sky at a completely different angle than during warmer months. This can give…
Our Top 5 Eye Disorders to Look Out For
Having healthy eyes is something that is often overlooked by those of us who have good enough vision to not think twice about it. For some people however, eye health…
Video Guide: How to Measure Your PD (Pupillary Distance)
When buying new prescription glasses, you will need to know your Pupillary Distance (PD) measurement. Simply put, this is the distance between the centre of your pupils. To help you…