When you put in your contact lens and it doesn’t end up in the right spot, you might be tempted to rub your eye. It seems ...

Contact lens wearers face amplified sensitivity to environmental factors that might otherwise cause only minor irritation. Understanding these triggers helps wearers implement targeted prevention ...

In a conversation with HT Lifestyle, Dr Rishi Raj Borah, Country Director at Orbis, highlighted one of the most common and ...

Additional risk factors include contact lens wear, previous eye surgery, residence in dry climates, excessive screen time, ...

If that happens, your lenses may let you know they're expired before you even have a chance to track down the date on the box. "Wearing expired contacts can cause redness, pain or discomfort ...

9. Irritation from Contacts It is essential to use and care for contact lenses properly if you wear them. Not doing so can lead to eye redness. Contact lenses can prevent oxygen from reaching your ...

Call and other optometrists work in unison to better alleviate discomfort in contacts for patients so they can use their lenses longer. She believes that if they can understand when and how long-term ...

This is a common outcome in patients who do not have good contact lens hygiene or have an underlying eye condition that makes them prone to infections. Although we don't know the prevalence rates ...

Know the hidden eye dangers of unwashed hands, from mobile screens to contact lenses. Expert shares insights on how poor ...

Eye drops for contact lenses come in various types and are used for different purposes. Some are designed to lubricate the eyes, while others help reduce redness, itchiness, and irritation.

In today's fast-paced digital world, most of us spend hours staring at screens—laptops, phones, tablets. While this may be a part of modern life, it puts a serious strain on our eyes. Add Feel Good ...