Eye surgeon Dr Harshavardhan warns swimmers about the risks of chlorine, bacteria, and contact lenses and shares tips to keep ...

Wearing counterfeit or unapproved colored contact lenses could cause eye infections or even permanent eye damage, according to a recent press release from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Contributor content. For millions of people with vision issues, the choice between glasses and contact lenses is an ongoing ...

Wearing contact lenses is a convenient way to correct your vision, but for many wearers, dry eyes can become a recurring issue. Thankfully, there’s a simple and effective solution: pairing daily ...

Wearing contact lenses for many years can play a role in this. Over-the-counter artificial tears can help -- look for ones that don’t have preservatives because some of them can bother your eyes ...

Certain contact lenses can absorb moisture from the eye, causing more dryness. If you're considering getting contact lenses to correct your vision, it's best to consult with your ophthalmologist.

Types of Contact Lenses Contacts can be made from a number of different materials and fall into either the soft or rigid category. Soft lenses are a good fit for many people. Rigid or hard lenses ...

Never rinse lenses with tap water or bottled water, which are full of bacteria. Do contact lens wearers ever need to give their eyes a break? Not necessarily, Starr said.