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You should be able to see clearly and comfortably with contact lenses. When you're wearing contacts, things can start to look a little blurry. This may only be a minor annoyance, with objects appearing out-of-focus and hazy. To get a better view, you may find yourself constantly blinking, squinting, and rubbing your eyes. A change in your prescription, deposits like dirt on the lens surface, dry eyes, allergies, infections, or other eye health problems too are possible causes of blurry vision while wearing contacts. When you don't have the suitable prescription for your contact lenses, light rays do not focus...

Smartphones are everywhere around us these days, thus it is more essential than ever to understand how to keep our eyes safe and healthy when using these gadgets. Staring at a smartphone's tiny screen can induce eye fatigue at best and permanent eye damage at worst. Despite our smartphones are important for our professional and social life, there is no reason to compromise our eyesight by spending too much time staring at a smartphone screen. Fortunately, you can reduce eye strain and potential injury by following a few simple and healthy practices. Here are few simple tips to protect your eyes...

The eyes are believed to be the soul's window. It opens up the world to us, allows us to see, and allows us to connect with others.

But, cooler than human eyes, are the eyes of our animal friends. While animals can't sit down and talk to you, they do have highly developed eyes that help them navigate the environment more efficiently.

Animals are continuously interacting with the components of their surroundings in order to live, so it's no surprise that their "seeing abilities" are so distinct! Here are some more fascinating facts about animals:

Every contact has an expiration date. Check the packaging of your contacts to see if they have an expiration date so you can avoid the complications that come with wearing expired contacts. Some are designed to last for one year, while others are meant to be worn for only two weeks or as little as one day.  One of the leading causes of eye infections is the use of expired contacts. Inflammation and reddening of the eye, moderate to severe pain, and partial or total loss of vision are all risks of wearing contact lenses past their expiration date. To...