Are you wearing sunglasses in the Winter? "While UV rays are present throughout the year, they are particularly powerful in the winter afternoon" Read for More: bit.ly/37avFqe

Babies look super cute in sunglasses, but do they need them for protection? #sunglasses #cuteaf allaboutvision.com/sunglasses/faq…

Drinking Water for Dry Eyes: "In terms of eye health, without proper hydration, your body can no longer produce tears, or keep your eyes moisturized, which may lead to eye strain or dry eye" bit.ly/2XzbPk6

Our eyes change with age: wearing sunglasses, exercising and eating healthy are among many ways that we can maintain healthy vision! Learn more about how our eyes change: bit.ly/35x2Xyp

Uncorrected refractive errors (like nearsightedness or farsightedness) are the main cause of vision impairment. In most cases, these conditions can be resolved easily with corrective #eyewear. Learn more: bit.ly/2OnaxWl @ThinkAboutEyes

Diabetes has the potential to affect many parts of the eyes. It may cause changes in nearsightedness, farsightedness and premature presbyopia. Here is a great resource to learn more about how Diabetes may affect eyesight: bit.ly/33oKSkk

Experienced Eye Sunburn? "For maximum protection, look for sunglasses, snow goggles or sports goggles that have side shields or a soft rubber flange that completely block(s) sunlight from striking the front of your eyes from the sides, above and below" bit.ly/2sgdPCa

#DiabeticRetinopathy is the most common cause of vision loss in people with diabetes, but you can take steps to protect your sight. Learn more: nei.nih.gov/learn-about-ey… #NationalDiabetesMonth

Congratulations to our November winners! Please keep an eye open for next months contest and enter for your chance to win! See you in December! 🤓

It's #GivingTuesday the CNIB is holding a great initiative, please support if you are able to!🙂

It's #EyeSpy Wednesday. Did you know the vitreous is the clear, jelly-like substance found in the middle of the eye that helps to regulate eye pressure and shape. #HealthResearchMatters

Tips for cutting onions without the tears! Do you have your own tips? "Onions contain sulfurous compounds. When they get released into the air while chopping or slicing, they react with enzymes and turn into chemicals that can really aggravate your eyes" bit.ly/363O7iU

When considering sunglasses for #wintersports, they should provide maximum protection against UV rays where light is magnified and reflected by snow. Look for #polarized or mirror coatings and amber tints, which are easy on eyes, enhance contrast and minimize glare.

#HealthyVisionTip: Add eye healthy foods to your plate! Load up on fish that are high in omega-3 fatty acids (like salmon) and dark leafy greens (like kale). Learn more: nei.nih.gov/learn-about-ey…

#DYK? Women are more likely than men to have dry eye. More facts about this common eye problem: nei.nih.gov/learn-about-ey…

If you’re a runner and you wear glasses or contacts, there are some things you need to consider before you go for your next morning jog. Runner's World tells us about 4 common eye mistakes runners make — and how to fix them. Read more: runnersworld.com/health-injurie…

Even #Santa needs his #readers when making his list and checking it twice! 🎅

It's #EyeSpy Wednesday! Did you know a corneal scratch can heal in only 48 hours, making the eye one of the fastest healing organs in the body. #healthresearchmatters

"A smart contact lens could innovate the way we detect and prevent blinding eye diseases," said Academy spokesperson Dr Tim Steinemann MD. More from his Seoul Doctors Club interview: consumer.healthday.com/eye-care-infor… #ProtectingSightEmpoweringLives #wearabletech #healthtech #contacts #eye #disease