OJO Optometry

19/03/2026

When blurry vision is not just eye strain… 👀

Glaucoma is often called the “silent thief of sight” — it can develop without obvious symptoms and cause irreversible vision loss if left undetected.

That’s why regular eye examinations are so important.

At OJO Kai Joo Optometry, a comprehensive eye check goes beyond just checking your degree. Our optometrists perform:
✔️ Eye pressure assessment
✔️ Fundus retinal examination to evaluate optic nerve health
✔️ Detailed visual analysis

Not all headaches or blur are due to eye strain — they can also arise from binocular vision issues or underlying eye conditions.
Our optometrist will provide solution to address such symptoms.

As life expectancy increases, preserving good eyesight is essential for maintaining quality of life. Early detection is key — many eye diseases, including glaucoma, can be managed effectively when caught early.

✨ Don’t wait for symptoms to appear.
Book your annual eye check with OJO Kai Joo Optometry today.

A 40something woman was thought to be too young for glaucoma but more people below age 60 are being diagnosed with glaucoma in Singapore. Risk factors include age, genetics and chronic diseases. Regular eye exams are recommended. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

17/03/2026

Seeing clearly is only part of the story.

At OJO Kai Joo Optometry, our eye examinations go beyond just checking power (degree).

Our optometrists perform comprehensive assessments, including fundus examination, to screen for early signs of eye diseases such as glaucoma, macular changes, and retinal conditions.

What many may not realise is that the eyes can also reveal signs of systemic health conditions — making regular eye examinations an important part of overall health care.

As life expectancy increases, preserving good vision is essential to maintaining quality of life.

👁 Early detection matters
👁 Prevention matters
👁 Comprehensive eye care matters

Take the next step in protecting your eye health.

Make an appointment with us today.

OJOOptometry

31/12/2025

✨ Thank You 2025, Welcome 2026! ✨

As we bid farewell to 2025 and step into 2026, Kai Joo OJO Group would like to extend our sincere appreciation to all our valued customers, partners, and friends for your trust and continued support.

Every milestone achieved would not have been possible without you.

May 2026 be a year of greater opportunities, stronger partnerships, and even better achievements for us all.

Here’s to a new year filled with growth, success, and positive beginnings.

Happy New Year 2026! 🎉

24/11/2025

✨Unboxing the Future of Vision Care!

Johnson & Johnson has just launched their latest innovations — ACUVUE® MAX for Astigmatism and ACUVUE® MAX Multifocal with Astigmatism.

With the rising demand for multifocal lenses, ACUVUE continues to push boundaries to deliver sharper, more comfortable vision for every lifestyle.

👁️ Want to know if these new lenses are right for you?
📞 Book a consultation with OJO Optometrist and let our experts guide you to your best vision yet!

02/10/2025

Give back the gift of sight! Donate your gently used
spectacles with the Sight For Kids Pre-Loved Spectacles Donation Drive. Every pair helps a child see a brighter future. Come by our store and drop them in the donation box.

15/09/2025

Our latest collection of Oakley Sunglasses have arrived. Drop by to any of our outlet to try them out!

09/08/2025

Here’s to 60 years of pride, unity, and red-hot celebrations! Happy SG60, Singapore! ❤️🇸🇬

11/07/2025

👓 “I always use my left eye to see.”
That’s what a 5-year-old girl told me during her eye check.

Her parents had just collected their own spectacles and casually asked me,
“At what age should children start getting their eyes checked?”

I told them: as early as 4 to 5 years old, even if there are no complaints.
They decided to let their daughter have a quick screening.

During the test, we found:
👁 Right eye: 6/15
👁 Left eye: 6/6

No wonder she said she relies on her left eye—her right eye wasn’t pulling its weight.

This is a reminder for all parents:
Children don’t always know what “normal” vision feels like.
They may not complain, but their eyes could be working unevenly—leading to lazy eye, squints, or undetected refractive errors.

🧒 Early detection = early intervention.
Don’t wait till they struggle in school or start rubbing their eyes.
Bring your child for a comprehensive eye screening, especially before they start primary school.

Let’s help them see the world clearly from the start. 💡