In the United States alone, about 45 million people wear contact lenses to correct their vision. While not as popular as traditional glasses, contact lenses have distinct advantages for eye health and ...

Dr. Colby answers the question: 'What's The Best Soft Contact For Me?' Aug. 24, 2009— -- Question: What are the different types of soft contact lenses, and how do I know which type is best for me ...

Bifocal contact lenses allow a person to see clearly both at a distance and up close by correcting near, intermediate, and distance vision. Anyone interested in trying bifocal contact lenses can ...

A prescription for glasses doesn’t mean a life sentence to the four-eyes look. Contact lenses are a great option for anyone who doesn’t want to deal with glasses. There are many types to choose from, ...

If you’re new to contact lenses, you may have questions about how to wear and care for them. It may not be as simple as slipping on a pair of eyeglasses. And it may take longer to get used to them.

Glasses are cool - there’s no denying that. But sometimes they’re not the most convenient or practical (or safe, if you play certain types of sports). Enter: contact lenses. If you’re thinking about ...

The best contact lenses for you will depend on factors such as your prescription and the type of contacts that best suit your lifestyle. Here's what to know. Hedy Phillips CNET Contributor Hedy ...

Dr. Colby answers the question: 'The Best Type Of Hard Contact Lens?' Aug. 24, 2009— -- Question: What are the different types of hard contact lenses, and is one type better than the other?

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As you age, your eyesight becomes an extra-important part of staying independent. Poor vision can affect your ability to do things like live on your own, drive a car, find your way around new places, ...

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 ...