Specialize in Myopia Control, Orthokeratology, Paedatric Vision Care, Lazy Eye Vision Therapy, Multifocal Glasses & Contact lenses and Eye Disease Screening
21/03/2026
In conjunction with Hari Raya Aidilfitri,
we will be closed from 21 March (Saturday) to 22 March (Sunday).
Business will resume as usual on 23 March (Monday).
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri 🌙
Wishing all our Muslim friends a joyful and blessed celebration.
May this festive season bring peace, happiness, and good health ✨
🌙 开斋节营业时间通知
配合开斋节，
本店将于 3月21日（星期六）至3月22日（星期日）休息。
我们将于 3月23日（星期一）恢复正常营业。
📍 Vision Infinity Optometrist
📞 017-238 0963
18/03/2026
Is your screen time leaving your eyes feeling tired, irritated, or just not quite right? You're not alone. 👁️💻
Dry Eye Syndrome is one of the most common eye conditions today, yet it often goes unnoticed or misunderstood. It happens when your tears aren't able to provide adequate lubrication for your eyes.
Take a look at our infographic to see if you recognize any of these 8 common symptoms:
If any of these sound familiar, it might be time for a proper eye assessment.
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we go beyond just asking "do your eyes feel dry?" We conduct a comprehensive dry eye evaluation to uncover the root cause of your discomfort.
Our assessment may include:
✔ Tear film analysis – to check the quality and stability of your tears
✔ Meibomian gland evaluation – to see if the oil glands in your eyelids are functioning properly
✔ Digital eye strain assessment – to understand the impact of your screen habits
✔ A personalised dry eye treatment plan tailored to your specific needs
With the right diagnosis and care, dry eyes can be significantly improved—so you can see and feel better, every day.
📩 Ready to give your eyes the comfort they deserve?
📞 WhatsApp us today at +6017-2380963 to book your consultation. https://wa.link/y1edfa
Hoofbeats ring out,
Good fortune comes rolling in 🐎🧧
Happy Year of the Horse!
In the new year,
may you enjoy good vision and a joyful spirit,
with good luck galloping alongside you all year long,
and smiles every single day 😊
🧨 In celebration of Chinese New Year, we will be closed
📅 16 February (Monday) to 21 February (Saturday)
🎉 We will resume business on 22 February (Sunday)
Vision Infinity Optometrist
Wishing everyone a Happy Year of the Horse,
good health and lasting happiness 🍊
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we practise myopia management guided by evidence-based research and international clinical standards.
Our optometrist recently represented Asia Optometric Management Academy (AOMA) at an international professional event for eye care practitioners, sharing good-practice standards in myopia management focusing on early detection and intervention, accurate monitoring, and tailor-made approach for long-term eye health.
For parents, the key message are simple:
1. Myopia can be managed.
2. Early intervention is always better.
3. Proper screening and timely clinical management can help slowing myopia progression and reducing future risks of eye complications associated with high myopia.
👁️ Don’t wait for the short-sightedness to increase.
📊 Early screening makes a difference.
📍 Book a myopia screening for your child today and let us help protect their vision for the future.
📞+ Whats app 60172380963
31/12/2025
🎆 Cheers to a Bright & Clear 2026! 🎇
Vision Infinity wishes you and your loved ones a joyful, peaceful, and prosperous New Year! May 2026 be filled with happiness, success, and beautiful moments.
Holiday Closure Notice:
To celebrate the New Year, our centre will be closed from 31st December 2025 to 1st January 2026. We will resume operations on Friday, 2nd January 2026. For any urgent enquiries, please message our page and we will get back to you promptly upon our return.
A Gentle Eye Care Reminder:
As you welcome the new year with fireworks of screen time and celebrations, remember to give your eyes regular breaks, practice the 20-20-20 rule, and stay hydrated. Your vision is precious—let's keep it healthy together. 👁️✨
Thank you for your incredible trust and support throughout 2025. We look forward to continuing to care for your vision in the year ahead.
From all of us at Vision Infinity, we want to extend our warmest wishes to you and your loved ones this holiday season! May your Christmas be merry, bright, and filled with special moments.
Holiday Closure Notice:
Our centre will be closed from 22nd to 25th December 2025 in conjunction with Christmas celebrations. We will resume business as usual on 26th December 2025 (Friday). Any inquiries during this period can be sent via WhatsApp, and we will attend to them upon our return.
As the year comes to a close, we also want to thank you for your incredible support. We are truly grateful for the opportunity to serve you.
A gentle reminder: Amidst the festive screen time and celebrations, remember to rest your eyes, blink often, and take breaks to keep your vision clear and healthy. 👁️💖
Here's to a wonderful end to the year and a fresh, prosperous start in 2025! 🥂
Our phone & WhatsApp number has been updated to
📞 017-238 0963
Thank you for your continued support
联系方式更新
我们的电话与 WhatsApp 已更新为
📞 017-238 0963
感谢您的支持
16/12/2025
Many people think dry eye means “not enough tears.”
👉 That’s a myth.
Inside your eyelids are tiny oil glands called Meibomian glands.
Every time you blink, they release oils that:
• Slow down tear evaporation
• Keep the eyes comfortable
• Help maintain clear, stable vision 💧
When these glands don’t work properly, tears evaporate too quickly.
This can lead to:
• Dryness or gritty sensation
• Burning or stinging
• Tired eyes
• Blurry or fluctuating vision
Symptoms often worsen with long screen time or air-conditioning.
💡 Good to know:
Eye drops may relieve symptoms temporarily, but they may not address the underlying cause.
🟦 How we can help
At Vision Infinity Optometrist, we provide dry eye evaluations, including eyelid and Meibomian gland assessment, and offer personalised dry eye treatment plans to improve comfort and long-term eye health.
Dry eye is not just about tears — healthy glands matter too.
If discomfort keeps coming back, it may be time for a proper eye check 💙
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Ms. Khew Jong Mei is a licensed optometrist and contact lenses practitioner. She graduated from the National University of Malaysia with a Bachelor Degree in Optometry (Hons).
She has worked in various clinical setups, these include Sunway Medical Centre, Optimax, Lion Eye Centre, KL Eye Centre, Chung Optometrist Consultant, Malaya Optical and etc.
Ms. Khew has a deep passion to ensure her clients achieve the best vision under her assessment.
It makes all the difference when one received the most appropriate advice from an experienced optometrist.
Mr. Yap Wing Foo is an experienced optometrist, graduating from the National University of Malaysia in 1996. Upon graduation, he joined the National Eye Hospital, Tun Hussien Onn Eye hospital and served for 11 years.
At Tun Hussien Onn Eye Hospital, he had participated various international programs which includes Cornea and Contact Lenses Research Centre Program (Sydney, Australia) which later became an educator program and the National Focal Person for Low Vision, which was organized by the World Health Organization. Mr. Yap has also given various public health talks on refractive error, low vision and contact lenses, both at local hospitals and international conferences.
Mr. Yap continues his career in setting up optometry unit at Prince Court Medical Centre, a six-star rated hospital. Prince Court Medical Centre is the leading healthcare provider in Asia, offering comprehensive medical care of the highest international standards through world-class facilities and innovative technology.
Mr. Yap left Prince Court in 2012 and head the optometry services in ISEC Penang. ISEC Penang is a sub-specialist eye care which offers state of the art eye treatment. Mr. Yap oversees the optometrist services especially for pediatric and geriatric needs.
