Don’t Let Costumes Turn Your Halloween into a Nightmare
Families are urged to protect children’s eyes by avoiding dangerous or risky costume eyewear Halloween is a time for family fun and the best costumes—but one popular costume accessory could pose a serious risk to children’s vision. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, one of the biggest nights for eye injuries for keiki is […]
Protecting Your Eyes Before, During, and After a Storm
Make Eye Safety A Part of Your Emergency Plan When severe weather threatens Hawaii, families naturally focus on securing their homes, stocking emergency supplies, and protecting themselves from wind, rain, and flooding. But there is another important part of storm preparedness that is easy to overlook: protecting your eyes. Fierce winds, flying debris, broken glass, […]
Protect Young Eyes for a Lifetime of Healthy Vision
August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month As children across Hawaii head back to school, their parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers are encouraged to make eye health a priority. For Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month this August, Hawaiian Eye Center is raising awareness about the importance of protecting children’s vision and establishing healthy […]
Protecting Your Eyes During UV Safety Month
Long-term exposure to UV rays can increase cataracts, eye disease, and skin damage risk With Hawaiʻi’s year-round sun drawing residents and visitors outdoors, UV Safety Month serves as an important reminder that protecting your eyes is just as essential as protecting your skin. Hawaiian Eye Center wants your eyes protected throughout the summer, as spending […]
Avoiding Devastating Eye Injuries This 4th of July
Safety Tips During Fireworks-heavy Holiday As Fourth of July celebrations approach, the American Academy of Ophthalmology is reminding Hawaiʻi residents that fireworks are not toys and can cause life-changing injuries in an instant. Each year, Americans spend hundreds of millions of dollars on consumer fireworks, yet these colorful displays contribute to more than 9,000 injuries […]
The Importance of Sports Eye Safety at Every Age
Protect Your Vision This April for Sports Eye Safety Nearly 14,000 people every year suffer from permanent vision loss due to a sports eye injury. In recognition of Sports Eye Safety Month this April, Hawaiian Eye Center urges Hawaii residents—especially seniors and active community members—to take simple but critical steps to protect their eyesight. With […]
Eye Safety Tips to Prevent Injuries On the Job
Taking Precautions for Workplace Eye Wellness Month Workplace-related eye injuries impact over 20,000 Americans every year – accidents that can cause permanent eye damage or even blindness. March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month, an annual observance to bring attention to eye health and safety in the workplace. As many workplaces rely on special equipment or […]
Keiki Safety for Halloween
Keeping Your Eyes Safe for Halloween Safety Month (Honolulu, HI) October 10, 2025 — As Halloween approaches, Hawaiian Eye Center is urging families across Hawai‘i to steer clear of costumes and eyewear that could lead to a real-life horror story — permanent vision loss. While keeping the fun of Halloween costumes, Hawaiian Eye Center wants […]
For Back-To-School, Keep Your Keiki’s Eyes Safe
August is Children’s Eye Safety Awareness Month (Honolulu, HI) August 11, 2025 — As students prepare to head back to school, eye care professionals are reminding parents that clear vision and healthy eyes are essential for academic success. With 80% of learning in a classroom delivered visually, a child’s ability to see clearly directly impacts […]
Celebrating the 4th of July Holiday Safely
June is National Fireworks Safety Month (Honolulu, HI) July 1, 2025 — From keiki to kupuna, 4th of July celebrations are a time for family, friends, and holiday fun. But few things are more important than your eye safety – especially when handling or watching fireworks. June is National Fireworks Safety Month. Nationwide, the majority […]