Swimming with contact lenses might seem convenient, but it can expose your eyes to harmful microorganisms and chemicals that lead to serious issues, from painful infections to vision-threatening corneal ulcers.
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While myopia cannot be fully reversed, there are effective ways to manage and slow its progression. […]
Daily lenses are thin, delicate, and designed for single-day use for up to 16 hours. They shouldn’t be worn for more than a day.
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You should always avoid sleeping with contact lenses due to the increased risk of eye infections and other complications. […]
Keratoconus cannot be cured completely, but with proper management and treatment, its progression can often be slowed, and vision can be significantly improved. […]
Blue light eyeglasses are gaining popularity as a simple and effective solution to help reduce these risks
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Contact lenses that can help with dry eye include scleral lenses, which create a fluid reservoir for hydration, and silicone hydrogel lenses, which allow more oxygen to reach the eye and reduce irritation.
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Daily contacts are only for single-use wear, while monthly contacts can be worn or up to a month before being replaced. A contact lens exam and fitting with your eye doctor can help determine the type of contact lens suited for your vision needs and lifestyle.
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A preschool-aged child should have their first eye exam between 3 and 5 years to monitor vision and detect early signs of vision problems.
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It’s rare, but it is possible for dry eyes to cause permanent vision damage, as the condition leaves your eyes exposed and more vulnerable to abrasions, bacteria, and more. […]
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