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Eye Health Symptom Checker

Answer these questions to see how your status stacks up.
*The results of the symptom checker are not for ideal diagnostic purpose and are not meant to substitute for a professional diagnosis by a physician.

1.

Do you wear contact lenses?

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How frequent do you have eye infection such as conjunctivitis?

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3.

Do you find it difficult to drive at night (for example poor vision at night)?

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4.

Do you have dry eyes?

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How much time do you spend on using a computer, smart phone, tablet or television in a day?

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Do you feel stinging, burning, or scratchy sensation in your eyes?

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Do you spend time on digital devices (tablet, smart phone) at night without turn on any light?

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Do you feel tired eyes?

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Are you diagnosed with Diabetes?

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How frequently do you go for an eye check at the eye specialist clinic?

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Are you having family history of diabetes?

Question 11 of 12

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Do you have blurred or patchy vision?

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  • 3 in 1 herbal preparation to prevent eye fatigue
  • Relieve symptoms of eye discomfort such as dry eyes, infections or tired eyes
  • Recommended for frequent contact lens users or dry eyes condition
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Bio Vizion

  • Contains carotenoid lutein and zeaxanthin that naturally occurred in the eyes to absorb harmful blue light
  • Convenient once a day dosage
  • Most commonly studied carotenoid (lutein & zeaxanthin) to prevent aging eyes
  • Recommended for those who always using digital devices and outdoor acitivity person
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Pycnosight

  • A patented ingredient with 75mg Pycnogenol from French Maritime Pine Bark extract from France
  • Clinically tested that help in blood sugar management & strengthen retina blood vessels
  • Convenient once a day dosage. Safe & natural
  • Certified Halal
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    Did You Know?​

    Effect of Longer Screen Time

    Malaysians spend an average of almost 14 hours a day on digital devices. 77.3% of handphone users check on their phone before sleeping or in the middle of the night.

    The display screen of digital devices emits significant amount of blue light.

    Studies suggest that long term exposure to blue light could cause eye strain, tired eyes, dry eyes and reduce visual performance.

    What is Diabetic Retinopathy?

    Advanced age, family history, long term use of steroid medication and metabolic factors such as unhealthy blood sugar may affect the eyes.

    High blood sugar for long term damaging the blood vessel. Diabetic retinopathy is a complication of diabetes that damage the tiny blood vessels at the back of the eyes (Retina).

    It causes leakage and swelling in the back of the eyes and it could lead to blindness.

    Most of the diabetic individuals are unaware of their eyes condition since there is a lack of symptoms in the early stages.

     

    Important Nutrients for the Eyes

    Eye-friendly nutrients include natural carotenoids (lutein & zeaxanthin), Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Omega 3, polyphenols such as procyanidins and anthocyanidins.

    References:

    1. Malaysian digital consumers demand high-quality experiences. Retrieve from: https://www.theborneopost.com/2016/11/17/malaysian-digital-consumers-demand-high-quality-experiences/

    2. Hand phone users survey 2017. Statistical brief number twenty-two. Malaysia Communications and Multimedia Comissions. Pg 15, Pag 35-37.

    3. M Rosenfied. Computer vision syndrom (a.k.a. digital eye strain) 2016. Optometry in Practice (Vol17) Issue 1 pg 1-10.