Keratoconus might not seem like an eye condition that requires targeted treatments. After all, if the shape of a person’s eye is irregular and their vision is blurry, that’s exactly what glasses are for, isn’t it? Think again. Keratoconus is a progressive condition, meaning that it worsens over time without proper management. This is where […]
But if you live in Canada, you’ll need an up-to-date prescription to purchase coloured contacts legally. […]
Many people with astigmatism assume that glasses are their only choice. But contact lenses can be a fantastic option for some people with astigmatism. […]
Prescriptions for contact lenses and eyeglasses are not the same. The lenses sit at different positions on your face and interact with your eyes in unique ways. Corrective lenses require specific measurements, fits, shapes, and more, so the prescription can vary significantly. […]
For many people, wearing contact lenses is a regular part of their daily routine. However, for those with dry eye, contacts can often cause discomfort and irritation. This can prove frustrating for anyone who would rather not wear glasses. […]
There’s nothing quite like watching your child explore the world with wide-eyed wonder. But what happens when that vision starts to blur? For many parents, the discovery that their child has myopia can be concerning. Fortunately, advancements in eye care, like MiSight contact lenses, are making it easier than ever to manage this condition. MiSight […]
If you’re new to contact lenses or have been wearing them for years, you might wonder how often you should replace your contacts. Proper replacement is crucial for maintaining eye health and making sure of comfort. The frequency with which you should replace your contacts depends on the type of lenses you use: Daily Disposable […]
RGP contacts are hard lenses that allow oxygen to pass through to the cornea. They are also an excellent option for people with special eye conditions. […]
Some of the best contacts for dry eyes include daily, silicone hydrogel, hybrid, and scleral lenses. […]
Ortho-k lenses can temporarily reshape your cornea at night and are used to correct your vision throughout the day. […]
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