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Person positioned in a slit lamp machine, receiving an eye exam
April 28, 2025/Eye Care

Does Glaucoma Run in Families?

Having a family history of glaucoma is one of the biggest risk factors for developing the condition yourself

Person with two red eyes
April 14, 2025/Eye Care

Think It’s Pink Eye? It Could Be One of These 11 Conditions Instead

Pink eye usually refers to infectious conjunctivitis, which can look similar to allergies or other infections and eye conditions

Fingers putting in a contact lens
March 26, 2025/Eye Care

How Long Do Contacts Last? What To Know Before Getting Reusable or Daily Lenses

The lifespan of contact lenses depends on whether you have reusable or disposable lenses

Patient lying on medical table awaiting an eye procedure
February 21, 2025/Eye Care

PRK vs. LASIK: What’s the Difference?

PRK and LASIK are both laser eye surgeries that can help you see better, but they’re different in technique, recovery time and who can benefit

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Person reading eye chart during eye exam
January 28, 2025/Eye Care

How Often Do You Really Need an Eye Exam?

Eye exams are recommended once a year, especially if you have risk factors like vision loss, diabetes or a family history of eye disease

Eye with a stye on the lower lid
January 21, 2025/Eye Care

How To Get Rid of a Stye

Keep your eyes clean and try to stay makeup- and contacts-free to help move healing along

Person holding contact lens on finger up to their eye
December 2, 2024/Eye Care

Tips To Avoid Eye Infection From Contacts

Keep your eyes healthy by not sleeping in your contacts, properly caring for your lenses and wearing eye protection when necessary

Person in shower, with water running over their face
November 22, 2024/Eye Care

Can You Shower With Contacts?

While it may seem harmless, showering — or even swimming or washing your face — with contacts in can cause sensitivity to light, irritation and even an infection

Close-up of face profile, with eye open and eye drops being added to the eye
November 20, 2024/Eye Care

Can You Use Contact Solution as Eye Drops?

The plain answer is ‘no’ — ingredients meant to clean and disinfect your contact lenses can cause irritation, redness or dryness to your eyes

Close up of half a person's face with puffy under eye bag
September 30, 2024/Eye Care

Puffy Eyes? How To Get Rid of Eye Bags

Apply a cold compress, use antihistamine eye drops and limit salt to help reduce puffiness

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