We understand that you may have questions about pledging your eyes, the process, and its impact. Here are some frequently asked questions to provide you with the information you need:
Eye donation is the act of pledging or donating one’s eyes after death to help individuals with corneal blindness regain their vision. It is a remarkable gift that can change lives and bring hope to those in need.
Anyone, regardless of age, gender, or medical history, can pledge their eyes. Even those with diabetes, spectacles, or past surgeries are eligible.
You can pledge your eyes by registering online through an eye bank or contacting a nearby eye donation organisation. the process is simple and impactful.
A trained medical professional removes the corneas, ensuring no disfigurement to the donor. the corneas are then transplanted or used for research if unsuitable for transplantation.
No, you cannot specify who receives your donated eyes. Eye donations are typically allocated to those who need them the most, based on medical criteria and urgency. However, your donation can significantly improve the quality of life for someone in need of vision restoration.
No, eye donation is a quick and respectful procedure that does not interfere with funeral plans or delay them in any way.
