When the weather heats up, there’s nothing better than going for a refreshing dip in the pool! But wait… if you’re wearing contacts, let’s hit pause for a bit. Can you swim with contacts?
Let’s dive deep into this question and see what’s going on.
When it comes to shades, the choice shouldn’t hinge solely on style or fit. You also need to consider the type of UV protection you’ll receive: photochromic or polarized. Photochromic sunglasses adjust their tint in response to the intensity of UV light. Polarized sunglasses reduce glare by blocking light that reflects off flat surfaces, like roads or water.
Which solution is better? Stick around. We’ve got a lot to cover!
Johnson & Johnson Vision is making waves with two breakthroughs in its ACUVUE OASYS line: MAX 1-Day for Astigmatism and MAX 1-Day Multifocal for Astigmatism. These next-gen lenses are designed to deliver clear, stable vision and all-day comfort for people with complex vision needs, raising the bar on what daily contacts can do!
Let’s explore what sets these lenses apart and why it matters.
Every day, about 2,000 U.S. workers suffer job-related eye injuries that require medical attention. Many of these injuries are preventable with the right safety measures in place. For employers, labor unions, and trade educators, investing in eye protection is not only a legal and ethical responsibility — it’s a practical way to reduce costs, retain workers, and build a safety-first culture.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through what you need to know about eye safety in the workplace. Whether you’re the owner of a service business or managing a medical laboratory, protecting your employees from injury starts with the right eyewear.
So, you’re thinking about new eyewear? Glasses are smart, stylish, and sometimes a little smudgy. They can be both a functional solution and a fashion statement.
Like everything in life, there are positives and negatives to consider. Before you commit to life behind lenses, let’s go over some of the pros and cons about wearing glasses.
