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Categories Coronavirus (COVID-19), Uncategorized Posted on Author Sashi Bala Tags body temperature, cleaning, coronavirus, CoV, COVID-19, disinfecting, disinfecting agent, pandemic coronavirus, protect from COVID-19, reduce CoV risk, sanitize, sanitizing, social distancing, wear mask, zeiss safety guidelines

Zeiss Safety Guidelines to keep yourself healthy and safe

In the current Covid-19 scenario, one of the most crucial things that everyone needs to consider is when you want to reopen your business by prioritizing your patient's and staff's safety from the Coronavirus. Everyone should pay attention to hygiene no matter where they are, even though some are still not aware of the consequences of the virus transmission. In today's topic, we are here to explain Zeiss safety guidelines to keep yourself healthy and safe when you start back your business. (more…)

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Eye protection from corona virus
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Eye Protection from COVID-19

In order to slow down the spread of coronavirus, you need to guard your eyes, as well as your hands and mouth, experts say. Thus, eye protection from COVID-19 is very important.

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Use spectacles during COVID-19
Categories Coronavirus (COVID-19) Posted on Author Sashi Bala Tags clean hands, contact lens, coronavirus, CoV, COVID-19, eye protection, germs transmition, hand wash steps, infections, pandemic coronavirus, protect your eyes, reduce CoV risk, safe life, use glasses, using spectacle, wash hand, wear mask, wear spectacle, WHO

Eye Infection – Prevention during COVID-19

During the pandemic coronavirus outbreak, eye infection- prevention during COVID-19 is very important. Thus, it is best to give some attention to latest updates about the 'Do' and 'Don't health advice's from the experts. For those who uses glasses, you should be aware that using spectacles during COVID-19 may less prone to be infected, 'IF' you strictly follow certain recommendations based from the front-liners. Source : How to use disinfectants to clean eyeglasses in the pandemic of coronavirus, Halinah Tseng, March 14 That's because using spectacles may stop you from touching your eyes frequently compared to contact lenses. One of the most important steps that we should do is to wash our hands thoroughly to avoid harmful transmission of germs. In our routine basis activities, we might start touching things…

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Steps to prevent infections from COVID-19

Recently, all of us were keep monitoring the largest outbreak of respiratory disease which was caused by the novel coronavirus. According to WHO (World Health Organization- 2020), Coronaviruses (CoV) or also known as COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) are from a large virus family, which causes sickness ranging from the common cold to more early encountered severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). (more…)

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