Why You Shouldn't Shower In Your Contacts
“Showering in contacts is risky,” Dr. James Kelly, an ophthalmologist and founder of Kelly Vision, told HuffPost. “Tap water ...
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The dangers of sleeping with contacts in, and what to do if you accidentally fall asleep in them
If you wear contact lenses, you should always remember to remove them before going to sleep. Former Bubble Gang cast member ...
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The Risk of Microbial Keratitis With Newer Contact Lenses
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When to Replace Your Contact Lenses, and What Happens When They Expire
The most common eye infection associated with contact lenses is keratitis, which the Mayo Clinic describes as an inflammation of the cornea. Unfortunately, this infection happens a lot.
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Irish influencer Rob Kenny issues warning after falling asleep with contact lenses in
Influencer Rob Kenny has taken to social media to share a warning for anyone who wears contact lenses after he was taken to ...
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Is it safe to wear my contact lenses in the shower?
clean them with contact lens solution, don’t use tap water. Make sure that your case is clean, and filled up with solution. One of the most serious infections is acanthamoeba keratitis.
Why You Absolutely Shouldn't Swim In Your Contacts
“Water ― whether from a pool, ocean, lake or hot tub ― contains bacteria, fungi and parasites that can get trapped under your ...