In our fast-paced world, contact lenses have become a go-to solution for millions seeking clear vision without the hassle of glasses. But with convenience comes responsibility—especially when it comes to eye care. For example, you can use eye drops with contacts, but they need to be formulated for contact lens use if you’re using them […]
It’s important to take note that a prescription for contact lenses differs from one for eyeglasses. Contact lenses, sitting directly on the eye, require more frequent evaluations for potential changes in fit or health risks. […]
Your optometrist can recommend whether or not you should be wearing your contact lenses if you have dry eye, and they may recommend daily disposable lenses or specialty lenses like scleral contacts, which can improve moisture retention in your eyes and provide clear sight. […]
Contact lenses don’t last forever—they can expire or wear out over time […]
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