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 ...

Your contacts can last much longer if you avoid doing these five things at all costs.

Having relatively dry eyes can make contact lens removal difficult, so try to keep your eyes lubricated, especially around the time you plan to take the lenses out. The traditional technique of ...

Your contact lens can’t go very far ... which makes it easier to remove,” Dr. Thau explains. The force of the liquid might even get it to come all the way out. Just don’t flush your eye ...

Ignoring your contact lenses might have more shocking consequences than you think.

A doctor facing the difficult prospect of eye removal had her sight miraculously restored just in time for her wedding, thanks to a pioneering genomics lab. Dr Ellie Irwin had battled a debilitating ...

There are many different systems you can use to clean and disinfect your contact lenses. Hydrogen peroxide solutions are one type. They work well to break up and remove proteins and debris trapped ...

The indications for intraocular lens removal can occur during intraocular lens implantation or late postoperatively. These indications can be classified into four major categories: intraocular ...

All the experts recommended removing contact lenses while washing your face, showering, or swimming, always cleaning contacts ...

Plenty of different things can cause you to wind up with a lost contact, Andrea Thau, OD, a New York-based optometrist, tells SELF. One of the most common culprits? Rubbing your eyes in a way that ...

Different techniques of intraocular lens removal are required depending on the type of intraocular lens, the indication for removal, the location of the intraocular lens, and the presence of co ...