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What are some common special eye examinations? What are their purposes?
What are the common special eye examinations? 1. Visual field examination: Used to assess visual field extent and defects, particularly in patients with glaucoma. 2. Fundus photography: Used to capture images of the retina and optic disc, aiding in the diagnosis of retin...Read more -
40+ Presbyopia? Tips for wearing glasses
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If you keep wiping your glasses like this, they will soon be “scrapped”! 99% of people have done this →
How do you usually clean your glasses? Do you wipe them with the corner of your clothes, blow on them and then wipe them dry with a tissue, or simply wipe them with a lens cloth? These seemingly simple actions could be damaging your lenses without you even realizing it. ...Read more -
Hongchen Group’s 2025 Beijing Exhibition concluded successfully
In August 2025, a five-day celebration of youth growth concluded successfully in Qingdao. The "2025 Children's Star Project Carnival," guided by the Education Center of the China Caring for Next Generations Working Committee, featured the theme "Military Rhythms, Childre...Read more -
What to do about anisometropia? Make the right choice to effectively solve the difference in binocular diopter
Many people with myopia report that their two eyes have different, sometimes significant, diopters. What lenses are best for this situation? This common abnormal refractive condition caused by the difference in refractive power between the two eyes is called anisometropi...Read more -
5 Situations to Judge Whether You Should Wear Glasses?
"Should I wear glasses?" This question is probably a concern for everyone who wears glasses. So, when is the best time to wear glasses? When can you skip wearing glasses? Is it recommended for people with myopia over 300 degrees to wear glasses all the time? For people ...Read more -
Did you know? What causes pupil distance to widen?
Interpupillary distance (IPD): Simply put, it's the distance between the pupils. For myopic patients, it's one of the essential measurements when getting glasses. Many people believe that the IPD changes with age, but this is incorrect. So, does the IPD change? What ca...Read more -
How long have you not changed your glasses? Ophthalmologists’ popular science: A guide to the replacement cycle for teenagers, adults and the elderly
Most people wear glasses for extended periods of time, only replacing them when they break. However, this bad habit of not replacing glasses for extended periods of time can only worsen myopia. So how often should glasses be replaced? Depending on the wearer and the mate...Read more -
If one eye is myopic and the other eye is not, do I need to wear glasses?
Many parents are confused: If one eye is nearsighted and the other is not, is it necessary to correct it? Sure, they can see clearly without glasses, but sometimes their eyes tire easily, and they even feel a little dizzy and nauseous... What should they do? Generally sp...Read more -
Myopia is getting worse after adulthood? See if these are the reasons
"From childhood to adulthood, every time I have a physical examination, the thing I am most afraid of measuring is not weight or height, but vision!" I am afraid to hear that my degree has worsened. Many myopic friends must have had similar feelings and have felt the fea...Read more -
What is the difference between under-regulation and under-regulation?
Insufficient accommodation means: the eye's accommodation power is not enough, and delayed accommodation is a reaction of the brain, a habit of accommodation, and accommodation is always "half a beat behind". For example: insufficient accommodation means no money (adjust...Read more -
Be sure to understand the seven common misunderstandings about myopia!
Myth 1: Wearing glasses will cause the eyes to deform. The deformation of the eyes is the result of the lengthening of the eye axis after myopia, not the glasses. Myth 2: There is no difference between true and false myopia. The so-called "pseudomyopia" is a decrease ...Read more