17/06/2026
DID YOU KNOW?
The cornea, the transparent front layer of your eye, is the only part of the eye that has no blood vessels.
Instead of receiving oxygen through blood circulation, the cornea absorbs oxygen directly from the air through the tear film covering its surface. This unique feature helps keep it clear and transparent, allowing light to enter the eye properly for sharp vision.
It's one of the many fascinating ways your eyes are designed to help you see the world clearly.
Take care of your eyes with regular check-ups and healthy eye habits.