Swimming regularly is one of the healthiest forms of exercise, but the swimming pool environment presents special challenges for our eyes. Chlorinated water, humid air and improperly used contact lenses or goggles can easily cause eye irritation, infection or even long-term eye damage.
Wearing contact lenses for the first time can be both exciting and a little scary. However, if you are properly informed and follow a few basic rules, wearing contact lenses can be an easy and comfortable experience. In this blog article, we’ve put together some of the most important information and tips for first-time contact lens wearers.
Proteins, grease and dust can build up on the surface of contact lenses during the first use, which can lead to irritation, blurred vision or even infection. Cleaning both biweekly and monthly contact lenses is essential to ensure safe and comfortable wear.
Pollen allergy is a widespread immunological hypersensitivity that does not vary between age groups. It is not only manifested by sneezing, itching and runny nose, but often the eyes are also affected. Symptoms occur during the pollen season, depending on which species are in flower