Living in Denmark

need to destress before i get back to my assignment. i know this is an excuse, but since i’m required to do this too so, let me stray away from my assignment first. kk i know i’m such a sloth.*admits* doing all sorts of weird stuff except my work.zzZZZZ

the problem that i will be addressing today is: wearing contact lenses pass its replacement date!!it seems like i’m guilty of almost all of the problems address by the campaign. *guilty max*

well wearing contact lenses pass the replacement date has been something which i think am seriously guilty of because of my seriously bad memory or short term memory (which people term as STM). i always cant rmb when was the last time i had changed my lenses. but probably for some it would be because they are too busy to buy new lenses on time.

we all know that using something long past it’s expiry date is bad, but we still commit to this mistake cuz probably the effects do not come in as immediate as like expired food that would taste bad if it’s expired.

Reasons why we need to replace our lenses on time: It is to prevent discomfort, dryness, blurred vision or allergic reaction that can result from a build-up of protein and lipid deposits on the lenses. Even when these symptoms do not show, wearing contact lenses pass its replacement date will subject your eyes to greater risk of the occurrence of these symptoms.

to prevent this from happening, what we can do is:

• purchase in bulk whenever possible; make good use of promotional discounts when buying in bulk (good to have substantiating pictures)
• Track your purchases or date of change on a calendar; set reminders or alarms for yourself on mobile phone

end of the post already! well as usual, the take away for the day 😀

Always ensure the health of your eyes, for you’ll be rewarded with sights truly worth keeping