Contact lenses can be a fantastic way to correct vision, offering convenience and comfort. However, it's crucial to use them safely to avoid potential risks and complications. In honor of Contact Lens ...

With the official arrival of summer, taking protective measures against the sun’s dangerous rays is essential. While many may think they’re prepared with sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, doctors say ...

MORE than 34 million American contact lens users are working in laboratories and manufacturing, and they are doing so safely. 8 Why people wear contact lenses rather than prescription glasses doesn't ...

Freedom to move around is a great thing. Just ask a group of researchers who have created a model they hope will lead to better contact lenses. In their eyes, greater lens mobility is needed to ...

Amid the lively festivities of Holi, parents must remain vigilant about eye safety, particularly for children who wear contact lenses. Dr. Hardik Parikh highlights that the vibrant colors, often laden ...

We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. As Halloween draws near, Prevent Blindness urges ...

Contact lenses coated with an antimicrobial peptide could help to lower the risk of contact lens-related infections, reports a study. Studies in animals and now humans support the biocompatibility and ...

Halloween is right around the corner, and your kids are probably busy planning the perfect costume. Of course, they'll need accessories to complete their look: makeup, wigs, fake blood, and maybe even ...

Most people who wear contact lenses don't clean them properly. In fact, a recent survey found that some people admit to using lemonade, butter and beer to clean them. Dirty contact lenses can cause ...

The days of traditional screens could be numbered if the news coming out of Washington University is anything to go by. It’s testing contact lenses that could project information into the wearers eyes ...

Every year around Halloween, I get asked the same question: “Is it OK to wear costume contact lenses just for one night?” Every year, my answer is the same: absolutely not. As an ophthalmologist, I’ve ...