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Do Eyeglasses Make Vision Worse?

If you’ve ever been told that wearing eyeglasses could make your vision worse over time, you’re not alone. Many people worry that relying on glasses might weaken their eyesight. But eyeglasses don’t make your vision worse—in fact, they help improve it.


Can You Sleep with Contact Lenses?

With the proper fit and prescription, contact lenses can comfortably provide you clear vision throughout the day. However, they should still be removed before bed or before napping.


Benefits of Poseyedon® Contact Lenses

Contact lenses can be an extremely convenient alternative to traditional eyeglasses. They offer clear, sharp, and comfortable vision, without worrying about damaging a set of frames.


Can Children Use Eye Drops?

Eye drops are a simple, convenient, yet elegant option for treating a range of conditions. They can be used to treat dry eyes, allergies, and even myopia! However, many people find themselves wondering—can children use eye drops, too?


The Best Contact Lenses for Kids

For many kids, wearing glasses can be a hassle—especially during sports, outdoor play, or even just everyday life at school. Contact lenses offer an alternative that can give children more freedom and flexibility


Can You Wear Daily Contacts for More than a Day?

Daily disposable contact lenses are one of the most popular choices for vision correction today. Convenient, hygienic, and simple to use, they’re perfect for people on the go.


Soft vs. Hard Contact Lenses: What’s the Difference?

Contact lenses have come a long way since their early days. With new materials and fitting technologies, today’s lenses are more comfortable and versatile than ever before.


What’s the Difference Between Myopia & Astigmatism?

f you’ve ever found yourself squinting to read a road sign or struggling with blurry vision both up close and far away, you’re not alone. Two of the most common refractive errors, myopia and astigmatism, can impact your ability to see clearly and often cause overlapping symptoms.


The Benefits of Scleral Lenses for Keratoconus

Scleral lenses are large-diameter, gas-permeable contact lenses that rest on the sclera, the white part of the eye, rather than the cornea. By vaulting over the cornea, they create a fluid-filled reservoir between the lens and the eye’s surface. This design provides two major benefits: it smooths out the irregular corneal shape common in keratoconus and keeps the eye hydrated throughout the day.


A Comprehensive Guide to Scleral Contact Lenses

Scleral contact lenses can provide an appealing mixture of visual clarity and comfort for those with certain eye conditions.