#eye safety

[cannibalgh0st]

Okay so has anyone used a heated eyelash curler? I'm thinking of getting one BUT of course one that doesn't burn off lashes or eyelids👁👁

I rather choose safety first of course but would like to know if anyone on here used one before?

[infographicjournal]

Sports and Eye Safety: Tips for Parents and Teachers

Having trouble reading infographic here?

Check out the full size infographic at - https://infographicjournal.com/sports-and-eye-safety-tips-for-parents-and-teachers/

[meggybee-art]

have a  safe solar eclipse!

[govpubsfinds]

"The people you see on these pages understand what we have said.

They care.

They are realists.

They face up to what life would be without their eyesight.

And they do something about it."

The Navy Lifeline was a government issued periodical sharing important news regarding the Navy, as well as safety reminders and information.

Naval Safety Center, & United States. Air Force. (1972). Navy Lifeline. Some issues from 1980 - 1984 are available through HathiTrust.

[startswithabang]

The sights, safety, and science of the great american eclipse

"On August 21st, 2017, a total solar eclipse will occur on Earth, traveling across the United States, coast-to-coast, for the first time in 99 years. From about 10 AM on the west coast until nearly 3 PM on the east coast, the Moon's shadow will plunge portions of 14 states into total darkness during the day, blocking out the Sun and creating an experience unlike anything else on Earth. Over 12 million people live within the path of totality, and millions more will flock from all over the country and the world to experience this event: the first total solar eclipse over any part of the continental USA since 1979. What should you look for? What are the dangers? And what's the science behind how they occur? Let's find out."

The great american eclipse is coming, and you're in luck! This astronomical sight is unlike anything else that occurs on Earth (or any rocky planet in the Solar System), and there are three incredible stories that it teaches us about the world. First, there's the incredible story about the Moon, Earth, and Sun in orbit, teaching us about our solar system, alignments, and even the curvature of the Earth. Second, there's the story of the sights and what you'll be able to view, from the Sun's corona to stars and planets during the day to the Moon's shadow gracing the sky. And finally, there's the story of safety, and how to keep yourself from damaging your eyes, which is incredibly important since you won't feel the damage until hours after you've done it!

Learn all about the sights, safety, and science of the great american eclipse, and get all the information you need to make the most of this incredible experience! 

[mothernaturenetwork]

 How to view the total solar eclipse without ruining your eyes

The first coast-to-coast total solar eclipse in 99 years will likely bring with it a spike in eye injuries.

[damnfinedesign]

1944 US Department of Labor Eye Safety Poster (found here)

[harshlysavagejinx]

Sports Goggles for Active Lifestyles

Do You Need Sports Goggles for Active Lifestyles

Learn when sports goggles in Guelph are needed for safety, comfort, and performance in active lifestyles

Regular glasses are fine for everyday life, but they are not really built for movement-heavy sports. The article says active people can run into problems with frames slipping, lenses breaking, or eyewear just not staying in place when things get fast or physical.

Sports goggles are presented as a safer option because they are made for impact resistance, better coverage, and a more secure fit. Features like polycarbonate lenses, wraparound protection, cushioning, anti-fog coatings, UV protection, and tinted lenses can make a difference depending on the sport and environment.

It also points out that the right pair depends on what you actually do. High-impact sports may need more protective designs, while running, cycling, or indoor activities call for other features like ventilation or fog control. The overall point is that sports goggles are not just for serious athletes, but for anyone who wants clearer vision and better eye protection while staying active.