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What is the type of my eyes shape

It is understood that eyes shape are one of the distinct features of face. This feature varies significantly from person to person depending upon heredity, age, environmental factors, cosmetic procedures and health conditions. Here are the shapes of eyes and get to know which eye shape do you have Almond eyes Almond eyes are defined…

20 useful tips for eye protection
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20 useful tips for eye protection

With the weather fluctuations, prolonged working hours, excessive screen usage and unavailability to enjoying outdoor activities have shifted our natural eyecare into more organized feasible eyecare tips to protect these precious organs. Let’s explore 20 useful tips for eye protection. Wearing sunglasses One of the primary benefits of wearing sunglasses is their ability to block…

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Prescribing low vision aid apps with friendly features

Low vision aid apps are mobile applications designed to assist individuals with low vision in various aspects of daily life. According to WHO  “The World Health Organization defines “low vision” as visual acuity between 20/70 and 20/400, with the best possible correction, or a visual field of 20 degrees or less. “Blindness” is defined as…

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How to improve refraction eye exam effectively

A refraction eye exam is a procedure that helps eye care professionals to determine the correct prescription for corrective lenses. This exam is crucial for maintaining good vision health and improving the quality of life for patients by correcting refractive errors, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism; and dealing with convergence and accommodation anomalies. Here…

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How to protect eyes from ocular surface disease?

Ocular Surface Disease OSD is a group of disorders that affect the surface of the eyes including cornea, conjunctiva, tear film, eyelids and eyelashes. They result in a number of symptoms depending upon the affected part and environmental factors. The overall symptoms include: Dryness or a gritty sensation in the eyes, redness, blurring of vision,…

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Different methods to measure inter-pupillary distance

Inter-Pupillary Distance (IPD) is a crucial measurement in eyewear fitting, ensuring optimal lens alignment and visual comfort. Various methods exist to measure IPD, each with its advantages and suitability for different settings. Following are the different methods to measure inter-pupillary distance: 1. Manual Measurement Manual measurement is a traditional method where a ruler or pupillometer…

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Indirect ophthalmoscopy

An indirect ophthalmoscopy is done with sophisticated optical device designed for in-depth examination of the eye’s posterior segment. Unlike direct ophthalmoscopy, where an instrument is placed directly on the patient’s eye, the indirect ophthalmoscope offers a broader field of view, enabling eye care professionals to visualize intricate details of the retina and vitreous humor. Main…

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Heterotropia

Heterotropia is a condition characterized by misalignment of the eyes. This visual disorder can affect people of all ages, impacting their vision and overall eye health. It is the type of strabismus and it is also known as menifest squint. Heterotropia occurs when the eyes are not properly aligned and do not work together. One…