On April 8, 2024, a total eclipse will be visible from Southern Ontario to Newfoundland and Labrador, while the rest of Canada will witness a partial eclipse. In Ontario, the solar eclipse is expected to start shortly after 2 p.m.
Here are 5 tips recommended by Dr. Angela Yoon, who is an Optometrist and Policy Advisor for the Ontario Association of Optometrists: Stay indoors, closing the windows and turning on central air conditioning (with clean filter). Use an indoor HEPA air purifier if you own one. Use eye
Even though cosmetic contact lenses may only be used for a Halloween costume, your eyes could experience temporary or permanent damage if they are used incorrectly or bought without the guidance of an optometrist.
Research is showing a rise in the detection of visual problems because of the number of hours spent in front of a screen.
Protective eyewear acts as a guard for the eyes, blocking and/or absorbing foreign objects, ultraviolet rays and impact.
Explaining the effects of UV exposure on adults and children. As well as providing tips to protect yourself and your children from the sun.
Cosmetic contact lenses tend to grow in popularity during Halloween. While the trend can create a stunning visual effect it can also create lasting damage if unsafe practices are used.
Every year at Halloween there is a rush of people looking to add a spooky finishing touch to their costume by wearing cosmetic contact lenses.
March Break is quickly approaching, and remember to keep your child’s vision care and eye health at top of mind.
When planning your Family Day winter activities, be sure to think about the safety of your family’s eyes.
