AQSIQ _ Nearly 6 out of 10 parents do not take their children to have their eyesight checked regularly

AQSIQ 

 

 Nearly 6 out of 10 parents do not take their children to have their eyesight checked regularly

 

Approaching Children's Day,

 

On the morning of May 20, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China released the "Survey Results on Product Quality and Safety Awareness for Protecting Children's Eyes".

 

The survey found that most parents are aware of the impact of some products on eye damage.

 

However, they do not pay attention to regular eye examinations for children, and nearly 6 percent of parents will not take their children to check their vision regularly.

 

As for items that may harm children's eyes, 96% of parents believe that computers and mobile phones are a big "source of damage" to children's eyes.

 

Wu Xiaobo, vice president of the China Institute of Standardization, introduced that the survey was conducted in the form of a questionnaire survey.

 

Parents of children from 7 primary schools and 9 kindergartens were randomly selected as survey subjects

 

A total of 2,600 questionnaires were distributed.

 

The results of the survey showed that with regard to what items could harm children's eyes,

 

96% of parents choose computers and mobile phones; 85% of parents opt for TVs, laser pointers and game consoles.

 

In terms of eye checks, only 41.4% of parents take their children for eye checks regularly.

 

In terms of prevention, 11.6% of parents do not read product manuals and safety warnings carefully.

 

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The survey found that most parents have misconceptions about the possible damage that some products can cause to their eyes.

 

The first is laser products, 29.8% of children have been exposed to laser products.

 

Among them, the proportion of laser pointers with more contact accounted for 76.3%; followed by projectile toys,

 

38.4% of households have bought projectile toys, and most of them are laser guns.

 

Among them, 2.8% of parents reported that their children had been injured or in danger when using projectile toys.

 

Optometry.