Sleeping with contact lenses on can lead to several eye problems, such as eye infection, redness, allergies, and more.

Whether you prefer dailies or monthlies, have astigmatism, or tend to get dry eyes, here are the best contact lenses according to an optometrist.

If you wear contact lenses, you should always remember to remove them before going to sleep. Former Bubble Gang cast member ...

“Showering in contacts is risky,” Dr. James Kelly, an ophthalmologist and founder of Kelly Vision, told HuffPost. “Tap water is not sterile and can contain harmful microorganisms, just like natural ...

For example, placing contacts directly on your eyes gives you a full range of vision, unlike lenses in frames that are just a few inches around your field of vision. The contact lens itself can al ...