Clearing Myths, Empowering Generosity
the eye donation process is performed with utmost care, ensuring no visible disfigurement. the donor’s dignity is always respected.
Individuals with glasses, cataracts, or diabetes can donate their eyes. Most eye conditions do not prevent donation.
Eye donation is entirely free, with no financial burden on the donor’s family. It is a selfless gift of sight.
Eyes are retrieved only after death, with prior consent or family approval. the process does not affect the donor’s health in any way.
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Many believe donating eyes alters appearance.
Fact: the process is performed with utmost care, ensuring no visible disfigurement.
People with poor eyesight assume they cannot help.
Fact: Even those with glasses, cataracts, or diabetes can donate and restore sight.
Some hesitate, fearing a financial burden.
Fact: Eye donation is completely free and does not add any cost to the donor’s family.
Older adults think their eyes cannot be used.
Fact: the re is no age limit—anyone can pledge their eyes and make a difference.
Many fear that donation goes against faith.
Fact: Most religions support eye donation as an act of kindness and selflessness.
Age is often seen as a barrier to donation but the truth is the re is no age limit for pledging your eyes.
Those who wear glasses or have eye conditions think they are ineligible but most eye conditions do not affect donation eligibility.
Some fear that donating eyes means losing vision in their lifetime but donation only occurs after death, ensuring no impact on the donor’s life.
