Wearing Contact Lenses: Everything you need to know

Yes, lenses and solutions do have an expiration date! It can be dangerous to use them past that time, even if they are unopened. Find out why it’s important not to use expired contact lenses.

Although it may seem harmless, falling asleep while wearing contact lenses can have serious consequences for your eye health. Read more about why you should avoid sleeping with contact lenses.

Wearing contact lenses when hitting the slopes can help you stay comfortable - plus, many models offer a filter against harmful UV sun rays, so you get an extra layer of protection, too. Learn more about skiing with lenses.

Can you lose a contact lens in your eye? What happens if you cry while wearing your lenses? Can your lenses melt? In this article, we’ve grouped the most popular myths about contact lenses.

What is a chalazion and can it be caused by contact lenses? Find out if there's a link between chalazia and contact lenses, how to prevent their formation and what to do if you develop one.

There are many different contact lens solutions available. On our page about multi-purpose contact lens solution VS hydrogen peroxide solution you can find all the information on these types of solutions.

When you need vision correction, contact lenses vs. glasses is a recurring doubt. Discover in this article the pros and cons of both options and choose the one that works best for you.

What is a stye, what causes it and how is it treated? Can you wear contact lenses with a stye? Read our guide to find out.

We look at conjunctivitis and contact lenses, what this means for contact lens wearers, and how best to care for your eyes.

If you have just had cataract surgery, you will need to stop wearing lenses for several weeks to allow your vision to stabilise and your eye to heal. Discover everything in our article about wearing contact lenses after cataract surgery.