All about your eyes

  You know it’s that time of year again when you can feel the heat in the air and the rays of the sun barreling down on your skin and eyes. It's summer time! And with that comes the need to get yourselves some sunblock and a quality pair of sunglasses before you plan your next trip to the beach. But unfortunately one common problem with sunglasses and all manner of eyewear in general is how to keep them from slipping down from the bridge of your nose like how an excited toddler goes down a slide at a playground. As someone who has to wear eye glasses myself. I constantly have to deal with this problem day-in and day-out, and it seems to be a never-ending struggle against gravity, and thanks to this intense summer heat you can add sweat and a buildup of oil on your nose to the mix. Fortunately, there are ways to keep your sunglasses in place: Adjusting the Nose Pads and Hinges - Since the nose bridge is most often where the glasses tend to slip from, the most logical solution would

I rise up to another working day, still in my PJ’s, awakened by the aroma of coffee in my cup and a hundred emails waiting for my response, as if it’s a test of how good my eyes are at 7:30 in the morning. This is the truth for all work-from-home employees and this is the new normal.  Also, from prolonged sitting, we experience muscle pains, fatigue and eye strains. Just like you, your eyes get exhausted too and if you don’t listen to your body, it might send you a message right when it’s “URGENT”. However, we already know better.  Almost everything we need to know is already made available online including eye tests. There are several sites and sources that can provide vision checks or simple vision exercises. Nevertheless, those tests are inconclusive and i f you’re the type of person who relies only on trusted providers, it is best to consult trained and competent optometrists to have your eyes checked.  The current situation makes us more attentive to our body’s needs and more caut