There are several ways that contact lenses can contribute to headaches, from an outdated prescription to an improper fit. […]
Can Contacts Give You a Headache?
How to Choose Eyewear for Your Face Shape
The secret to choosing eyewear lies in understanding your face shape and selecting frames that complement your natural features. […]
Can Soap in Eyes Cause Blindness?
If you do get soap in your eyes, your eyes may sting or become irritated, but it typically won’t cause permanent damage. […]
Does Rubbing Your Eyes Cause Astigmatism?
We’re here to set the record straight: rubbing your eyes does not cause astigmatism […]
Eyelid Hygiene: How to Clean Eyelids for Dry Eyes
To clean your eyelids for dry eyes, apply a warm compress to loosen oils, then gently scrub the eyelid margins with a specially formulated eyelid cleanser or wipes to remove buildup and soothe inflammation. […]
What to Do If You Get Bleach in Your Eye
If you get bleach in your eyes, follow these steps:
Don’t panic.
Immediately rinse your eyes with water.
Remove your contact lenses.
Avoid rubbing your eyes.
Get emergency eye care if necessary.
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What Causes a Film Over the Eye?
Some of the most common causes of a film over the eye include dry eye syndrome, cataracts, allergies, conjunctivitis, and contact lens discomfort. […]
How to Get Rid of Stringy Eye Mucus?
While it’s usually more irritating than alarming, it’s definitely not something you want sticking around. Luckily, there are steps you can take to tackle stringy mucus, whether that means:
Tweaking your environment
Trying some easy at-home remedies
Getting professional advice […]
Scratched Cornea vs. Pink Eye: Signs to Tell the Difference
A scratched cornea and pink eye have different causes and symptoms. A scratched cornea results from physical trauma, while viral or bacterial infections or allergens cause pink eye. […]
Black Spot on the White of the Eye: When to See a Doctor
Some people may notice a black spot, known as an eye freckle, on the whites of their eyes. Generally, this is something we’re born with, but it can also develop later in life. For the most part, eye freckles are benign and needn’t be a cause of worry. However, if you notice changes in the color, shape, or size of the freckle, you should visit your optometrist. […]
