Many of us rely on glasses or other visual aids to see on a regular basis. Some prefer to use contacts, which are a bit more difficult than simply tossing on a pair of glasses every day, but what if ...

Video: Dr. Thomas Steinemann of MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland offers tips for safe daily wear and hygienic care of contact lenses. Contact lenses can be a convenient way to correct your ...

Apple says that you shouldn’t use hard contacts if you’re using the Apple Vision Pro. Here are details from the company’s support document regarding contacts: If you use single vision soft ...

Contact lenses are a popular and convenient way for many people to correct their vision. Several online manufacturers offer vision correcting and non-correcting contact lenses. Approximately 45 ...

If you need corrective eyewear, you are among more than 2 billion people globally whose impaired vision requires corrective prescriptions. In the United States, the total is 197.6 million, or about ...

If you’re used to keeping a pair of contacts for two weeks or a month, the concept of daily disposable contacts can seem almost profligate—like throwing away your underwear at night and unwrapping a ...

Glasses are cheaper, easier to maintain, and better for children — but they can get in the way during activities and distort your peripheral vision. Contacts are invisible, can be worn in almost all ...

Contact lenses that help enhance normal vision with megapixel 3D panoramic images are being designed by scientists using military funding. For those who do not want to rely on contact lenses, future ...