Wearing Colored Contacts Thru Airport Security

Do contact lenses count as a liquid if you bring them in your carry on?

In the United States, no more than 3.4 ounces of liquids can be brought in your carry on. Usually, contact lenses would not exceed the 3.4 ounce rule if the supply of contact lenses is less than 2 weeks worth but since this would enough for a years supply, it could very well exceed the carry on board limit. If the contact lens fluid totals more than 3.4 ounces, you have three options.#1 Put in checked baggage- this could potentially be a costly solution as many airlines charge hefty prices for checked baggage.#2 Mail- This could also potentially be costly dependent on the weight of contact lenses and the shipping speed.# 3 Discard contacts and purchase new ones

What are the recruitment process of Air India Cabin crew?

ATTENTION PLEASE THIS ANSWER IS FOR AIR INDIA EXPRESSELIGIBILITY CRITERIAAge Limit:Between 18 and 22 years (Relaxable upto 5 years in case of SC/ST and 3 years in case of OBCcategories)Minimum Educational Qualification:10+2 from a recognized Board/UniversityMarital Status: UnmarriedHeight : Minimum required for :• Male : 165 cms ( 5’ 5” )• Female : 157.5 cms ( 5’ 2” )Weight: In proportion to height as per Company’s standardVision: Near Vision N/5 in a better eye and N/6 in worst eye. Distant vision 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in another eye. Spectacles NOT allowed. Contact lenses up to +2D permitted. Color vision should be normal on Ishihara Chart.Cosmetic appearance: Should be well groomed with Clear complexion without anynoticeable blemish, no odd scars / birth marks. Even and regular teeth.Speech: Clear speech, no stammering, lisping. Command of the English/Hindilanguage should be with clear understandable accentLanguage Proficiency: Should be fluent in English and Hindi (written and verbalcommunication). Proficiency in more than one Indian language will be an advantage.Preference and due weightage will be given in the selection to:a. Applicants who have three years’ Degree/Diploma in Hotel Management andCatering Technology from a Government recognized Institute.b. Applicants who have flying experience as Cabin Crew (Presentable candidates possessingflying experience as Cabin Crew in other airlines will be given age relaxation. Maximum ageafter relaxation cannot exceed 28 years under any circumstances)c. Applicants who have successfully undergone a Course in First AidOther Requirements: Applicants must be well groomed and have a clear complexion. They should be dynamic and have a friendly hospitable disposition, with pleasing gestures.SELECTION PROCEDURE:Selection Procedure involves Group Discussion (GD} Personal Interview (PI) Pre-employment Medical Examination/ Previous Employment ReferencesCandidates will have to bear the cost of the Pre-Employment Medical Examination(s), whichcould range between Rs.500/- and Rs.1000/. If any additional tests are required, the additionalcost thereof will also have to be borne by the candidate.D. HOW TO APPLYInterested candidates, who fulfill the above requirements, may apply ONLINE ONLYCandidates who wish to apply, are advised to log on to Careers Page of ourWebsite: Air India Express : Home 2 and fill in the Online Application Format

Does Walmart Vision Center accept Medicaid?

You need to call the Walmart Vision Center you plan to visit and your Medicaid MCO (The company on your insurance card) if your state has them. Some Walmart's accept Medicaid, some don't. Vision benefits vary from MCO to MCO. The basic Medicaid benefit *shoud* cover your exam, single vision lenses (ie not bi or tri focals) and a limited number of frame options once every two years for adults. If you have an MCO, some offer richer benefits. I've seen some who will go so far as covering contacts even if they are not medically necessary.

Can surgeons wear any shoes?

I am a surgeon and i wear cowboy boots to the OR routinely. And no, i do not live or come from Texas.Shoes serve a purpose in the OR like they do in most other situations. They protect your feet from guts and gore that sometimes escapes the operative field. They provide a firm/hopefully comfortable footing to stand on during those long days of operating and hopefully not leave the OR with plantar fascitis or generally achy feet.Some surgeons prefer clogs since they are usually waterproof, comfortable and easy to slip your feet in and out of if u want ur toes fo breath while ur hands are doing the hard work. I personally did not find them comfortable even with orthotics and usually had foot pain at the end of the day.More recently i have tried vibram fivefingers. While they give the most natural support/protection to my feet, they do catch some unwanted attention and they are not particularly water/blood proof so i have to make sure i put shoe covers on them. Also in cardiac surgery ORs when the room is freezing at baseline, i do feel like my toes will get frost bite unless i wear woolen toe socks with them.Some will even go barefoot, especially when sitting on the robotic console, which brings up a whole slew of questions related to hygeine, but hey, its ur feet and ur health.Some make it a point to have separate shoes for the OR to minimize cross contamination between the Or and outside world. But you can easily avoid that with shoe covers.So in short, you can wear pretty much any shoe to the OR that serves the purpose, although some more unconventional choices may raise some eyebrows.