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Contact lenses are made of plastic and can be bad for the environment. Contact lenses are not biodegradable and break down into microplastics.

Special effects contact lenses, such as those used for Halloween, are widely used. But are they safe for your eyes or do Halloween contacts cause side effects?

Winter and summer Olympic athlete Phylicia George is the total package. Read about her journey towards LASIK and how it helped improve her life, on and off the track.

To Luca "Lazylegz" Patuelli, the expression "no excuses, no limits" is more than just a slogan. It’s a spirit that truly captures everything about this can’t-keep-your-eyes-off-him break-dancer. Living by these words has helped pave the way for Luca’s success as a dancer, choreographer, motivational speaker, and dance crew founder.

Camille Ingels-Fortier, better known by her YouTube handle, Cam Grande Brune, is an influencer, which means it’s her job to keep her finger on the pulse of all that’s trending and share that with her many followers on various social media channels.

Olympic athletes know that to perform their best, they’ve got to be at their best—mentally and physically. And when we say “physically,” we don’t just mean an athlete’s strength or endurance: it can also mean factors like their eyesight.

Take it from an Olympic medalist: LASIK can change your life. Not only will laser vision correction treat your eye conditions like myopia (nearsightedness), hyperopia (farsightedness), or astigmatism, it’ll have an impact on your day-to-day living in many ways, no matter how small or significant these may be. Here’s how LASIK surgery helped change Joannie Rochette’s life.

There are many reasons why you might have red eyes. In this blog post, we look at some of the most common causes of itchy, irritated, and bloodshot eyes.

Is eating carrots good for your eyes? Is reading in the dark bad from them? In this blog post, we debunk myths about vision you may have heard!