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Pink Eye and Contacts: What Now?

Are your eyes red, itchy, irritated, watery… or all of the above? You might have pink eye. The official name for pink eye is conjunctivitis. A lot of cases of pink eye do heal on their own, but if you wear contacts, you need to be more careful. 

Official advice from organizations like the CDC is to seek medical care if you suspect you have pink eye as a contact wearer. No matter what, you certainly shouldn’t be wearing your lenses until your eye(s) have fully healed. 

So, what should you do? I’m going to walk you through exactly what to do next as a contact lens user, including how you can ease some of the discomfort.

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Polarized Sunglasses: Our Top 5 Picks

Do you often find yourself struggling with glare while you’re driving or spending time out on the water? Polarized sunglasses could be what you need!

There are many polarized sunglasses to choose from, but they aren’t all designed with the same person in mind. Some prioritize performance. Others blend polarization with classic style.

Ready to pick up a new pair? Here are five of my top picks for polarized sunglasses.

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What Are the Best Brands of Reading Glasses?

What makes one brand of reading glasses better than another? There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. The best brand depends on you and your personality, as well as your budget.

It’s also important to mention that the frames themselves aren’t what help you see better. That’s what the lenses are for. You could buy the most expensive, designer reading glasses and still struggle to read small print if the power in the lenses isn’t right.

With that in mind, I’ve compiled a list of some of the most popular brands that offer reading glasses and grouped them by the type of wearer they might appeal to. See which brands grab your attention.

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What Are Flex Focus Glasses?

Computer glasses, reading glasses, distance glasses: do you have several pairs of glasses for different situations? If so, you may be wondering if there is a way to combine them into one.

Enter Flex Focus Glasses. These glasses come with a tiny dial on the side so you can adjust your focus depending on the situation. But are they the best solution to the too-many-glasses problem?

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