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More than just fashionable, the lenses reflect or block harmful UV rays and can reduce glare
Doing so can cause a severe infection, damage to your eyelid or even a corneal abrasion
Eye drops, cold compresses and a shower before bed can make all the difference
If your eyes suddenly take on a different color, it could be a sign of a medical concern
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Some eye conditions can have more noticeable effects at night
Allergic reactions and overprocessing are just a couple things to keep an eye out for
From allergies to anxiety, excessive blinking usually isn’t a concern
Plan on an annual vision screening, but a full exam may not be necessary
Combat blurry night vision and see more clearly with these expert tips
About 35% of people with this autoimmune condition also develop uveitis
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