Category Archives: Optician of Mauritians
5 Types of 3D Printed Eyewear Offered by Optical Stores in Mauritius
In this blog, we will explore the types of 3D printed eyewear options offered by i2i Optical Stores in Mauritius. The advent of 3D printing technology has revolutionised various industries, including eyewear. Optical stores now offer an exquisite range of 3D-printed eyewear options that combine style, comfort, and customisation.
The five types of 3D-printed eyewear options that are reshaping the world of fashion and vision correction include:
Customisable Frames: One of the significant advantages of 3D-printed eyewear is the ability to Read More...
Nutrition Fit for the Eyes – Optical Care by i2i Optical
Nutrition Fit for the Eyes – Optical Care by i2i Optical . The concept that carrots are very good for the eyes came across from the World War II era. It was used by the British as a ruse to hide their new radar technology from getting out to the Germans. So a story was concocted stating that that their airmen had excellent night vision by eating lots of carrots. The story stuck on and gradually it was proven Read More...
Face – Down – Positioning Unnecessary Post Retinal Surgery
It is a long standing thought that Face Down Positioning (FDP) is mandatory during the period of recovery after a retinal surgery. The general norm for this posture is recommended for a period ranging from few days to a week. It is extremely uncomfortable and awkward too for the patient. In some cases, as seen by the professionals at the optical shop in Curepipe, it has led to musculoskeletal disorders. There have been other observations too which have found Read More...
Allergies and their Effects on Eyes by Optician of Mauritians
When the immune system of the body becomes more sensitive then it starts reacting to the allergens. There are many such elements in the air. As per the optician of Mauritians, an allergic reaction takes place when there is an interaction between the antibodies settled to the mast cells in your eyes and any allergen in the air.
The mast cells release histamine and other chemicals which in turn lead to a leakage of the tiny blood vessels and thus Read More...
