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Wearing a face mask: How do I stop my glasses fogging up?

Wearing a face mask: How do I stop my glasses fogging up? © Shutterstock / New Africa Face masks have been a part of our daily routines for the last year, and in addition to remembering to grab one on the way out of the house – bespectacled folk have also had to adjust to steamy lenses. The College of Optometrists has issued some tips to tackle glasses misting up while wearing a face-covering in an online video. Clinical adviser Daniel Hardiman-McCartney said this happens because warm air passes out of the top of the face mask over the surface of the lenses when breathing out.

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Wearing a face mask: How do I stop my glasses fogging up?

Wearing a face mask: How do I stop my glasses fogging up?
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Nine things you should never use to clean your glasses and two things you should – Which? News

We spoke to expert optometrist Daniel Hardiman-McCartney, clinical adviser to the College of Optometrists. He gave us his advice on the do’s and don’ts when it comes to cleaning your glasses and sunglasses, so you can keep them in good condition and avoid shopping for replacements prematurely. Read on to find out how not to clean your glasses, and the best two methods we would recommend. Looking for an optician? See our comparison of opticians stores. 1) Washing up liquid A drop of washing up liquid and warm water is one of the most commonly used methods for cleaning glasses, and it’s also one of the most destructive.

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Is lockdown wrecking our eyesight?

Most people who are short-sighted could confirm that it’s surprisingly hard to notice what you can’t see. I found out I needed glasses as a teenager. My aunt was telling me about getting glasses for the first time, and what a surprise it had been to see the world in detail. She hadn’t realised it was possible to, say, make out the individual leaves on trees. She thought everyone only saw a blur of green foliage, as in a child’s drawing of a tree. We were in the garden. “Wait, what?” I said, mind-blown. “When you look at that tree there, you can see the leaves?”

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Covid-19: Five ways to avoid lockdown eye strain

Covid-19: Five ways to avoid lockdown eye strain By David Brown Millions of people are using screens more than ever before. Many who are working or studying from home are staring at laptops and other devices all day. Most schoolchildren currently have no other way of accessing classes. For some, the new ways of working are taking a toll on their eyes. Itchiness, blurry vision and headaches - or eye strain - are among the common problems. More than a third (38%) of respondents to one survey, carried out for the charity Fight for Sight, said their eyesight had worsened since the start of the pandemic. Another survey put the figure at 22%.

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