First, you can rest assured that all the sides of your eyes are "dead ends" and there is no way the contact lens can be lost behind the eye. Second, if you've made a few attempts and your eye ...

In the short clip, the ophthalmologist explained that the patient put in a new set of lenses every day for 23 days without taking the previous day's out.

Kotb explained that she had lost a contact lens in the cavity of her left eye. "I think I have a contact stuck in my eye way up here," Kotb, 59, said at the end of the program's first segment.

In 2016, surgeons at Solihull Hospital near Birmingham found 27 contact lenses stuck in a woman’s eye while preparing her for ...

a feeling of having something stuck in the eye but not really, watery eyes, light sensitivity, eye redness, cloudy corneas, and blurred vision. Cleveland Clinic said contact lens wearers make up ...

Bausch + Lomb, a leading global eye health company, announced a voluntary recall of its Envista Aspire, Envista Envy and ...