One common misconception among those who want to shift to wearing contact lens is that they can simply use the same prescription from their eyeglasses, but Dr. Udasco said this isn't always the case.

Contact lenses should be cleaned and disinfected using the appropriate solution recommended by your eye care professional. Avoid using tap water or saliva, as these can introduce bacteria.

Expert insights on contact lens care and maintenance, including risks, preventive measures, and advice for lens wearers.

Whether you're dealing with a medical condition or seeking more convenience, now is the time to explore your options.

This is everything eye doctors want you to know about caring for your contacts and when to replace them.

Colored contact lenses are a convenient way to correct vision and change the color of the eyes. Learn more about products, safety, and vision health.

Not every type of colored contact lenses on the market is safe to use. Some of the more dramatic options for colored contacts, such as black sclera contacts, can irritate your eyes and obstruct ...

Allergy season is upon us, and for the 40 percent of contact lens wearers who suffer from itchy eyes, there’s a new option for how to treat them: the first lens that can deliver a drug directly ...