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Crizal Eyezen: Protecting the eyes from the harmful effects of blue light

Keep your eyes glued to the world with Crizal Eyezen: Keeping your eyes protected while you remain connected Do you have tired eyes? Smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs and smart watches are now an indispensable part of our lives, to socialize, learn, work, play, relax and see the world. Most people would simply put up with the greater visual demands that digital devices place on our eyes. But now, there is a solution! In this day and age of internet, it’s a must for people to keep their eyes glued to the world using their digital devices — be it a smartphone, gadget or tablet. It is a fact that being digitally connected has become a lifestyle. However, being online 24/7 can strain and, even, damage your eyes. With the constant exposure to blue light emitted from digital devices, your eyes need protection.  Multi-screening and your eyes With the abundance of digital devices, people are now engaging in a digital behavior called “multi-sc...

ESSILOR CRIZAL: Protect Your Children’s Eyes Before it’s Too Late

Crizal® launches first preventive lenses for selective protection against blue light and UV rays Essilor, the world leader in corrective lenses, is launching the first lens to offer selective protection against harmful blue light and UV rays. Crizal Prevencia lens lets in essential light, which your body needs to function properly, while filtering out harmful light. It thus helps to protect your eyes against the risk of retina damage, caused by Blue-Violet light, and to reduce the risk of cataracts, which can result from overexposure to UV. Prevention is essential, especially for children & adults over 45 Prevention with Crizal Prevencia is currently the first line of defence against the worldwide problems of Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and cataracts. These conditions affect more than 350 million people around the world, a figure that may double in the next 30 years as the worldwide population ages. Dr Emelita Roleda, General Manager of Essil...