This design provides two major benefits: it smooths out the irregular corneal shape common in keratoconus and keeps the eye hydrated throughout the day. […]
The Benefits of Scleral Lenses for Keratoconus
The Best Contact Lenses for Kids
This often includes options like daily disposables or myopia control lenses. […]
Soft vs. Hard Contact Lenses: What’s the Difference?
Soft contact lenses are typically more comfortable and easier to adapt to, while hard contact lenses offer sharper vision and are often better suited for certain eye conditions. […]
How Long Do Scleral Contacts Last?
Scleral contact lenses typically last 1–3 years, depending on how well they’re cared for and how often they’re worn. […]
Can You Swim with Contact Lenses?
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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Can You Wear Daily Contacts for More than a Day?
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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Can You Sleep with Contact Lenses?
You should always avoid sleeping with contact lenses due to the increased risk of eye infections and other complications. […]
Can Keratoconus Be Cured? Symptoms & Treatment
Keratoconus cannot be cured completely, but with proper management and treatment, its progression can often be slowed, and vision can be significantly improved. […]
What Are the Best Contacts for Dry Eyes?
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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Choosing Between Daily vs. Monthly Contacts
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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