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Categories Eye Care, Ocular, Specsavers Reminders Posted on Author Kamfinsa Branch Tags #BookYourEyeTest, #ClearVisionProductivity, #EyeHealthAtWork, #HealthyVision, #LoveYourEyesAtWork, #SpecsaversZimbabwe, #WorldSightMonth

LOVE YOUR EYES AT WORK

Whether you work in an office, factory, or shop, clear and healthy eyesight boosts productivity, improves wellbeing, and helps prevent injury. It really can be that simple! Love Your Eyes at Work is a call to action for employees, human resources teams, occupational health officers, and employers to prioritize eye health — because it benefits everyone. Did you know? Millions of workers worldwide struggle with poor vision.Many are forced to leave the workforce early due to vision impairment.Global productivity losses from vision problems total an estimated US$ 411 billion annually.143 million people of working age are living with moderate or severe vision impairment.There’s a huge opportunity to unlock economic productivity and drive global progress by addressing eye health in the workplace. Take the first step to better vision! Book an…

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Categories Eye Care, Specsavers Reminders Posted on Author Kamfinsa Branch Tags #eyecare, #HealthyVision, #NationalEyeHealthWeek, #ProtectYourSight, #SpecsaversZW, #YourEyeHealthMatters

National Eye Health Week

It’s time to put your eye health first! National Eye Health Week is all about raising awareness of the importance of regular eye tests and maintaining good eye health. From detecting early signs of conditions like diabetes and glaucoma to ensuring your vision is clear, routine eye exams are a vital part of overall health.At Specsavers Opticians Zimbabwe, we’re committed to helping you protect your vision and provide expert care every step of the way. Book your eye test today and take a proactive step towards better eye health!

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Categories Eye Care, Myopia Posted on Author Kamfinsa Branch Tags #eyecare, #eyehealth, #HealthyEyes, #HealthyVision, #MyopiaActionMonth, #MyopiaAwareness, #MyopiaManagement, #PreventMyopia, #RegularEyeExams, #SpecsaversZW, #VisionCare

Causes of Myopia

Certain risk factors may increase the likelihood of developing near-sightedness. If one of your parents is short-sighted, your risk of developing the condition is increased. The risk is higher if both parents are short-sighted. Prolonged reading or other close-up activities. Screen time — using computers or smart devices for long periods increases the risk of developing short-sightedness. Lack of time spent outdoors.

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