Have you noticed streaks or haloes around lights when you’re driving at night? If so, this might be a sign that you have uncorrected astigmatism.
But what’s the relationship between astigmatism and lights, and how can you drive at night safely? Let’s get into it!
Trying to decide between FreshLook ColorBlends and AIR OPTIX® COLORS? It can be tricky to choose!
The two brands have some similarities. Both contacts are manufactured by Alcon, and both are monthly contacts. And at one point, they sat side-by-side on the shelf.
As of September 2023, the company discontinued FreshLook and encouraged the brand’s loyalists to switch to AIR OPTIX® COLORS. There are now limited FreshLook ColorBlends stocks. But fans continue to clamor for FreshLook.
Wondering why? Me too! Let’s take a look and compare these two Alcon colored contact lenses.
Some eye colors stand out from a mile away. Amber eyes are one of those rare shades that are equally as mesmerizing as they are unique. In fact, it’s estimated that only about 5% of people have amber eyes.
But how do some people have this eye color? And what makes amber eyes different from brown eyes? Let’s dive in and learn all about this eye color!
For years, people with astigmatism had very few choices for eyewear. You either wore glasses or toric contacts. And no, there was no such thing as colored contacts for astigmatism.
Good news: times are changing! Colored toric lenses are now available. However, they’re a bit harder to find than standard colored contacts. Let’s dive in and find your best options!
Health insurance can be very confusing. It can be tricky to figure out what’s covered, particularly when it comes to eyewear.
If you use contact lenses, you may be wondering if they’re covered by insurance. Read on and learn the real deal when it comes to contact lenses and your insurance plan.
