Are you confused about what exactly convex and concave lenses are? You’re not alone!
The terms convex and concave sound similar, and many people mix them up. However, they’re two very different types of lenses designed to correct different vision problems.
So what is a convex lens, and how does it differ from a concave lens? Let’s get into it!
Crying is a normal part of life! Who hasn’t had a good cry while watching a tearjerker movie or a video of a lost dog finding its way home?
But if you wear contact lenses, you may wonder what happens when those tears start flowing. Can you cry with contacts in, or is it best to take them out?
I’m going to tackle that question so you can have peace of mind next time you feel your eyes welling up with emotion!
The price of a pack of contact lenses can vary a lot more than people expect.
Some can cost less than $30 a box, while others can exceed $100. The price difference comes down to how often the lenses are supposed to be replaced, your prescription, and the tech built into the lenses.
So, how much do contacts cost in 2026? Let’s get into it.
Disclaimer: Prices were accurate at the time this article was written. Contact lens prices change regularly and may vary due to promotions. Check the product pages on EZContacts for our current contact lens prices.
Hydrogel contact lenses made waves when they were first introduced decades ago. However, since then, newer contact technology has arrived on the scene, including silicone hydrogel contacts.
This may leave you wondering, are hydrogel contacts still available today?
In this article, we’ll answer that question. We’ll take a look at hydrogel and silicone hydrogel contact lenses (plus a third alternative), and we’ll explain how you can find the right solution for your eyes.
When was the last time you cleaned your eyelids?
Oil, bacteria, dead skin cells, makeup, and other debris can collect along your eyelid margins as you go about your day. Over time, this buildup can contribute to numerous eye conditions.
Products like OCuSOFT Lid Scrubs are supposed to wash away this debris from the eyelids and eyelashes. But is there any evidence they actually work? And do they work better than diluted baby shampoo (which is what doctors have been recommending for decades)?
Let’s take a look at what the research says.
