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The Dailies AquaComfort Plus daily contact lens is one of the most popular products on the market. Is it really that good? Let’s see why people love this contact lens!

Your optician may have mentioned the new types of contact lenses in the market; Silicone Hydrogel. What is the difference between Silicone Hydrogel and regular contacts? And is it really better?

When it comes to our health, it’s important to stay informed about the products we use every day. Recently, there have been reports suggesting that many soft contact lenses in the US are largely made up of PFAS “forever chemicals.” In this article, we will delve into the research and shed light on the topic to help you understand the

The two most popular contact lens types are daily lenses and monthly lenses. Both have advantages and disadvantages. Which one should you choose?

Experienced wearers of contact lenses know it; sometimes they just dry out. One does not simply carry their bottles of lens fluid with them. So how can you prevent your eyes from drying out?

There are a lot of contact lenses with “Toric” or “Astigmatism” in the name. What kind of lenses are these? Do you need lenses with Astigmatism?

On your box of contact lenses you will find a lot of information, BC (Base Curve), SPH (Spherical) and CYL (Cylinder). Today we focus on BC, the base curve. What is it and what BC do you need?

It’s Saturday evening and you need to store your lenses, but you don’t have your lens solution with you and the stores are closed. The only thing near is water. But can you simply store your contact lenses in water?

We all know that feeling; standing at an optician after an eye check and feeling sorry that we are going to order the contact lenses online. Do opticians get mad for that? We share our experiences!

Apart from daily, monthly and weekly lenses, there are also Night contact lenses, or Ortho-K lenses. But why does no one sell them? Learn everything about it here!

At the optician, optometrist or eye doctor you may have heard about these three notions. But what do they mean? Do you always need one of them?

You may have heard from your optician about the Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism contact lenses as the most comfortable contact lens. But is this true? We did the research!

If you wear contact lenses, you must be familiar with the feeling of itchy eyes. When you’re tired, work in a dry or dusty environment or have worn your lenses for too long, it can feel like your contact lenses are trying to get out of your eyes. Can this hurt your eyes? Do you need other contact lenses? What

May 1st is Labour Day, but unfortunately most of us have to celebrate it at the office. If you wear contact lenses, you know that they can dry out quickly in the dry air at your air conditioned workplace. What can you do about your contact lenses drying out? How can you prevent contact lenses […]

On March 27th, we celebrate World Theater Day. Whether you were watching a play or just experiencing some emotions, sometimes we cry while wearing contact lenses. But is it harmful? Can you cry while wearing contacts? Let’s find out! What Happens When You Cry? Crying is a natural response to emotions such as sadness, happiness, […]

Have you dreamed of trying out a different colour for your eyes? Or maybe you just want to enhance your colour beautiful eye colour? This is possible with coloured contact lenses.

Want to wake up with clear vision instead of searching for your glasses every time your alarm rings? If so, extended wear contact lenses might be the right choice for you.

The extreme cold, combined with winds, snow, rain can really increase irritation in your eyes. Here is what you should know about wearing contact lenses safely also in the winter.

Everyone has different vision care needs, so to help you have an amazing 2020 we’ve created a list of our most popular contact lenses, eye drops and solutions from 2019.

To get the greatest benefit from eye drops, you must use them properly. There is a right way to put eye drops in your eyes; let’s find out how to use them!

Throughout the years, you will wear many contact lenses. This means a lot of them will be thrown away. But how should they disposed of and can they be recycled? Let’s find out.

The AIR OPTIX® plus HydraGlyde® is the improved and updated version of the Air Optix® Aqua. Find out all the technical specifications for these new contact lenses!