Eye Care

Clear, unobstructed vision is essential to professional athletes and sports enthusiasts – shooting your target accurately and consistently, seeing those bumps when speeding down the lane, or seeing the ball’s trajectory precisely from tee-off to landing.

That is where Shamir comes in.

A lot of people have presbyopia along with other refractive errors – nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. Your vision can be corrected by wearing reading glasses or other types of prescription lenses. But how do you choose which one is right for you?

Wearing contact lenses may free you from the hassles of wearing of eyeglasses, but it also comes with a pressing responsibility to keep your eyes safe and healthy, and prevent the possible risk of eye infections.

Sunglasses or shades keep our eyes safe from potential eye injuries and from the sun’s glare, brightness and ultraviolet (UV) rays. But did you know that sunglasses are not one size fits all?

If you are daily makeup wearer, you have to be aware that your eyes are likely to be infected or irritated, especially if your eye makeup is contaminated with bacteria or is stored poorly. But you can keep your eyes healthy while still looking pretty with these tips.

Before your provider processes your eyewear order, your provider has to inspect the validity and authenticity of your prescription. Your vision changes over time, so a current prescription ensures that you will enjoy clear, comfortable vision with your new eyewear purchase.

A prescription is considered valid if it has the following information:

You have probably seen an eyeglass prescription and have wondered what those series of numbers and letters are for, or what the numbers mean. Allow us to break them down, so you can understand your prescription better.

Got old eyewear you no longer need? Why don’t you donate them to Asian Eye Institute’s MultiplEye: The Recycled Frames Project? Launched in 2020, it has two (2) crucial goals – first to help give the gift of sight to those who need it the most, and second, to help the environment.

Eyeglass wearers all know the struggles of dealing with foggy lenses. Avoid slips and falls and enjoy clear, fog-free vision by following these four (4) simple tips: