How to Keep the Eyes and Glasses Free of Bacteria?

The widespread spread of COVID-19 has made everyone pay more attention to health protection, and maintaining proper hygiene habits is more important than ever. Doctors advise people to avoid touching their faces to prevent further spread of the virus. This can be troublesome if you wear anti blue light reading glasses, because the glasses are worn on your face and you usually handle them with your hands. But don’t worry that the following information will give you a better understanding of how to keep your glasses and eyes clean during this global pandemic.

How do you prevent bacteria from entering your sight?

Prevention of infection is almost always more effective than treatment, so hand washing is essential. Keeping hands and fingers clean is the best way to prevent the spread of bacteria. To prevent bacteria from entering and affecting your eyes, you must wash your hands frequently to keep your hands clean. Hands and fingers carry more bacteria than anywhere else on the body, which is why touching your face poses this threat. If you must touch your eyes for any reason, be sure to wash your hands thoroughly first.

Bacterial and viral eye infections can also be prevented by keeping a distance from individuals showing signs of eye infections. Keeping a safe distance from sick friends and family can help reduce the number of infectious germs spread.

Jelly and other bacterial infections are the most common. The treatment of conjunctivitis depends on your type of conjunctivitis, such as bacterial or allergic. Ointments, eye drops, and allergy medications are usually prescribed and are usually very effective in quickly clearing symptoms. Although antiviral or steroid eye drops may be needed in severe cases, viral eye infections usually resolve on their own.

How to clean and disinfect glasses?

Cleaning your multifocal prescription glasses regularly is a good way to maintain optimal hygiene and prevent bacteria from getting close to your eyes. It seems tedious to wash your hands every time you do daily work like anti glare and blue light glasses. However, please consider how many times you will touch the glasses throughout the day: push the glasses up when they fall on your face, remove the blue tinted reading glasses to clean the lenses or remove the reading glasses when not in use. Whether you wear glasses or not, washing your hands in diligent personal hygiene is essential.

After washing your hands, please take off the anti blue light glasses and run them under low pressure warm water flow. This will remove any debris or dust that has collected on the multifocal eyeglass lens and frame. Put a drop of dish soap on each lens. The soap should not contain any lotion to avoid leaving streaks. Gently massage the blue light lenses specsavers and the soap on both sides of the entire frame to make all corners tingling.

After soaking childrens blue light glasses for about a minute, rinse them under water. Check the hinges and lips where the lens meets the frame to make sure there is no soap left. Gently shake the multifocal lenses glasses to remove excess water, and then dry them with a clean lint-free towel.

According to our method, your eyes and your overall health will be kept in the best condition.