What should I do if myopia occurs while swimming? What should I do if my swimming goggles fog up?

As we all know, people with myopia need to wear myopia glasses, people under strong sunlight need to wear sunglasses, and people watching 3D movies need to wear 3D glasses. Different glasses play different roles in different occasions. So, are there special swimming goggles for swimming? Let's learn about the relevant information about myopia swimming goggles.

Contents of this article

1. What should myopic people do when swimming?

2. What to do if swimming goggles fog up

3. How to prevent swimming goggles from fogging

What to do when myopic people swim

As we all know, people with myopia need to wear myopia glasses, people need to wear sunglasses under strong sunlight, and people need to wear 3D glasses to watch 3D movies. Different glasses play different roles in different occasions. We also see on TV that swimmers wear swimming goggles. So what are swimming goggles like? Let's learn about the relevant information about myopia swimming goggles.

Swimming goggles are a piece of equipment used in swimming. When used, they are fastened to the eyes, allowing you to see things clearly underwater while preventing pool water from entering your eyes. Therefore, they have naturally become a must-have item for many swimming enthusiasts and have also brought a lot of fun to swimming.

The mirror piece is made of impact-resistant polycarbonate (plexiglass), and the headband, nose bridge, and frame are made of pure silicone material (mastic), which is harmless to the human body, very soft to the touch, and comfortable to wear.

Myopic swimming goggles look no different from ordinary swimming goggles, except that the lenses of the goggles are equipped with degrees. They are mainly designed for swimming enthusiasts with myopia.

The lens power of traditional myopia goggles is mostly between 150 degrees and 800 degrees, and is basically divided into sections every 50 degrees. The Xiongzi goggles can achieve the same division as myopia glasses, with every 25 degrees as a section standard, and can accurately test astigmatism.

Currently, the myopic swimming goggles on the market are basically made of reinforced plastic steel, polycarbonate, silicone and other types, and have added waterproof fog and UV protection functions.

There are many brands of myopic swimming goggles, including SPEEDO, arena, ZOOK, Xiongzi, etc., and their production areas also cover Hong Kong, Taiwan, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Guangdong, Zhejiang and many other regions.

Currently, only China's Xiongzi brand myopia swimming goggles can provide myopia swimming goggles that are completely customized according to the swimmer's myopia degree.

Separate myopic swimming goggles are made by processing the frame and lenses separately and then assembling them, and do not contain astigmatism.

Fully integrated myopic swimming goggles, that is, the diopter for the left and right eyes and the frame are molded in one piece.

What to do if your swimming goggles fog up

There are many reasons for goggles to fog up. When the temperature inside the room is different from that in the swimming pool, it is a very common phenomenon. If the goggles fog up, it will not only affect your mood for swimming, but also cause inconvenience to swimming, make your eyes easily tired, and make your vision blurred, which is not suitable for swimming.

If you encounter frequent fogging during swimming, most professional athletes use saliva to rinse the goggles, then lick the inside of the goggles, and then put them on without washing. The goggles will not fog up in a short time. However, they will become ineffective as soon as they are taken off or rinsed.

If any abnormality occurs on the skin or eyes while using the goggles, stop using them, rinse with clean water, and seek medical attention immediately.

In addition, anti-fog agents for glasses should not be placed in direct sunlight or high temperatures. Long-term exposure can easily cause deterioration. If used by children, remember to use them under the guidance of adults.

How to prevent swimming goggles from fogging

Use low temperature to drain to prevent aging, and running water makes it easier to clean the goggles.

Use the tips of your fingers to evenly apply the detergent (dishwashing liquid, shampoo, shower gel) on the inside and outside of the goggles to prevent your nails from scratching the goggles.

Rinse the cleaning solution off with running water, and use your fingertips to repeatedly rub off the cleaning solution and dirt on the surface of the goggles.

Dry your goggles in the shade and avoid exposing them to sunlight.

1. Put 1-2 drops of professional anti-fog agent on the inside of the lens and apply it evenly with a sponge. Each time, just apply a thin and even layer on the surface of the lens. 2. After applying, let the glasses stand for 2-3 minutes and wipe off the excess anti-fog agent. After use, rinse the lens with clean water; do not wipe the lens with other items to prevent scratching the lens.

It should be noted that: anti-fog agents should not be placed in direct sunlight or high temperature places, and should be kept away from infants and young children. Children should use them under the guidance of their parents. Do not mix anti-fog agents of different brands when using.

You must bring shampoo when you swim, right? Put a small amount of shampoo in your goggles before you go into the water, then add a small amount of clean water, use your fingers to evenly spread the shampoo in the goggles until bubbles appear, and then rinse off the foam with clean water.

First, clean the inner surface of the goggles with a little detergent and let them dry. Then take a fresh egg, break a small hole, let the egg white flow into the goggles and distribute it evenly. Pour out the excess egg white, let the goggles dry, and they will be anti-fogging.

You can make your own anti-fog water by mixing 30 ml of glycerin and milliliters of soap liquid, then adding a few drops of turpentine, stirring evenly and setting aside. When using, apply the anti-fog water on the lenses and then wipe them with a lens cloth. The anti-fog effect can last for 3-4 hours. The easiest way is to evenly apply soap on the glasses, then wipe them dry with a lens cloth, which can prevent fogging for a short time.