Your contact lenses are meant to mold to your eyes as seamlessly as possible, so it’s a little jarring when they suddenly make a break for it. Worse still: when your lenses pop out as you’re trying to ...

Wearing contact lenses can lead to dry eyes. Dry eye is a condition where your eyes cannot make enough tears to lubricate and nourish the eye. Symptoms may include burning, stinging, blurry vision, ...

Putting in your contacts should be a pretty seamless process: You wash and dry your hands, fish your lenses out of their package or their storage case, put them into your eyes, then embrace ...

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Since contact solution is used on products for your eyes, you may wonder if you can put contact solution directly in your eyes to treat symptoms such as dry eye. However, this is not safe to do and ...

Tired, hot and sore: do these sound like your eyes after a long day in front of the computer? Call it a symptom of 21st-century life, but cases of dry eyes are on the up, exacerbated by long spells in ...

Whether you use eye drops to soothe dry eyes or as medication, Gabriel Hulewsky, OD, an optometrist at John A. Moran Eye Center, has advice on how to get and keep those drops in your eyes. “Eye drops ...

Putting in your contacts should be a pretty seamless process: You wash and dry your hands, fish your lenses out of their package or their storage case, put them into your eyes, then embrace ...