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Eye Whitening Drops
Decongestants These are drops that are meant to make your eyes “whiter”. The most popular here is Eye gene. It’s important to remember that these drops simply make your blood vessels thinner, therefore making your eyes look less red. They do not address what caused the redness in the first place. Conditions such as allergies, […]
Computer Related Eyestrain
Most of us spend time in front of a computer, regardless of what profession we’re in, even more so now that a lot of people are working remotely. Prolonged computer use can harm your eyes and even lead to poor vision. The most common result of prolonged computer use is Myopia (nearsightedness). Computer usage can […]

Fluctuating Vision
Vision that fluctuates may be due to a variety of conditions. One of the first things I think of when I get a complaint of fluctuating vision is systemic conditions, more especially Diabetes. If you find that sometimes your vision is ok, other times it’s not, sometimes you need your specs, other times you don’t, […]
Diabetes Care
Diabetes remains one of the most common chronic conditions I come across in the office. A lot of people are struggling with it because to properly control the condition, a lot of lifestyle changes need to occur. It is not enough to simply take the medication prescribed, diet needs to change too. Reducing your “white” […]
Computer Related Eyestrain
Most of us spend time in front of a computer, regardless of what profession we’re in. Prolonged computer use can harm your eyes and even lead to poor vision. The most common result of prolonged computer use is Myopia (near sightedness). Computer usage can make certain condition such as dry eye syndrome, even worse. Below […]
Dusty Weather
We’ve been having a lot of dust in the highveld lately. This kind of weather tends to create a lot of eye problems such as inflamed Pterygia (red patch on the white part of the eye), allergic conjunctivitis (itchy, red and teary eyes) and dry eyes (sandy, gritty and teary eyes). Do your best to […]

Contact Lens Discomfort
A lot of people report some discomfort while wearing their contact lenses, especially towards the end of the day. One of the major causes of this discomfort is dryness. Eyes tend to dry out when you’re working on the computer because you don’t blink as frequently as you should. Air conditioning in the office also […]
Eyecare Tip Number 6
Keep healthy Your diet matters. Antioxidants can reduce the risk of cataracts. Eating fish rich in omega-3 fatty acids may also reduce the risk of macular degeneration. Drink water regularly, we need it to produce tears. If you have dry eyes, consider using artificial tear drops.
Eye Drops
Here’s a simple guide on symptoms and possible causes: Burning, red, teary, sandy eyes – Most likely dry. Artificial eye Drops may be bought over the counter at the pharmacy. Before buying the drops, consult your optometrist for a diagnosis confirmation. Itching, red, teary – Allergy. Antihistamine drops are required, but you’ll need to consult […]