Tag: Eye Information

  1. What Causes Darkened Vision?

    What Causes Darkened Vision? If you ever experience sudden vision changes, it’s okay to be alarmed. After all, you might be trying to figure out what caused them and what you can do to restore your eyesight. Sometimes, the changes might be as simple as blurry vision, and other times, you may have a grey area in your field of view, or things may appear dimmer than usual. Read more...
  2. Is Astigmatism a Refractive Error?

    Is Astigmatism a Refractive Error? You may have heard about astigmatism before, but how much do you really know about it? Most people have questions about the symptoms of astigmatism or how it can be treated. Others wish to know, ‘Is astigmatism a refractive error?’ A refractive error indicates that your eye shape or size deters proper light manipulation, which can lead to Read more...
  3. Can I Wear Normal Contact Lenses With Astigmatism?

    Can I Wear Normal Contact Lenses With Astigmatism? Does your vision ever get blurry out of the blue? Perhaps, some things look more distorted than usual. If this sounds like you, you could have astigmatism, a condition caused by a cornea with an unconventional shape, such as a football instead of a soccer ball.  Astigmatism occurs in families and due to issues with the cornea or as a result Read more...
  4. How Do Toric Contact Lenses Work?

    How Do Toric Contact Lenses Work? Do you often look at the reviews for the best contact lenses for astigmatism? Having astigmatism can make it challenging to narrow down your eyewear options, especially when everyone’s level of astigmatism is different.  And we understand what it’s like to spend hours searching for the top contact lenses when all you want is someone to Read more...
  5. Which Contact Lenses Can You Sleep In?

    Which Contact Lenses Can You Sleep In? Were you aware that nearly 33 percent of adults have fallen asleep while wearing contacts? We understand the struggle. After all, who wants to get out of bed and remove contact lenses after forgetting to take them out?  Sometimes, it feels like removing them when you’re tired can take forever. And other times, you might be so comfy in your Read more...
  6. What Are Extended Wear Multifocal Contact Lenses?

    What Are Extended Wear Multifocal Contact Lenses? The best part about shopping for contacts at For Eyes is there’s something for everyone. We offer affordable options for every budget and even sell contact lenses online.  Some of our most popular lenses include daily wear, tinted, and toric. We also offer extended wear multifocal contact lenses to give you plenty of flexibility and the Read more...
  7. What Are the Effects of Wearing One Contact Lens?

    What Are the Effects of Wearing One Contact Lens? When you get up in the morning, do you ever find yourself spending too much time searching for your contacts? If you don’t keep them in the same place each night, it can be challenging to track them down.   Perhaps, you can only find a single contact lens, and if so, you might be wondering, ‘What are the effects of wearing one contact Read more...
  8. What Are the Problems With Multifocal Contact Lenses?

    What Are the Problems With Multifocal Contact Lenses? There are many types of contact lenses, one of which is multifocal contacts. How do these contacts work exactly? Essentially, the lenses adapt to your vision based on where in the lenses you’re looking.  Pretty cool. Right?  Of course, while these contacts work for many people, there are some multifocal contact lens problems you Read more...
  9. How Long Does It Take to Get Used to Monovision Contact Lenses?

    How Long Does It Take to Get Used to Monovision Contact Lenses? Monovision contacts are a type of eyewear for those who have one eye that sees near or far. With enough wear-time, your brain will adjust to these new lenses, and you’ll forget you’re even wearing them.  A significant benefit of monovision contact lenses is that they can replace reading glasses. So, if you need magnification, but bifocals Read more...
  10. Are Bifocal Contact Lenses for Astigmatism?

    Are Bifocal Contact Lenses for Astigmatism? According to the American Optometric Association, astigmatism is one of the most common refractive errors. It happens when your cornea or eye lens has an abnormal shape or curve, keeping light from fixating on your retina.  Those with astigmatism can face symptoms such as blurry vision, eye irritation, and headaches. This visual condition is Read more...

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