While you technically can wear contact lenses with dilated pupils, we do not recommend it. Here are some of the reasons why:
The sensitivity can lead to greater discomfort
Dilating eye drops directly interact with the eye’s surface
Blurry vision can be a concern
Safety first […]
Most people assume color blindness affects both eyes equally—but in rare cases, it can occur in just one. […]
If you suspect you have pink eye, it’s essential to call your eye care provider before attending your appointment. […]
Polarized sunglasses go a step further.
Their specialized lens coating filters horizontal light waves (responsible for glare) protecting us from the sun’s harmful UV rays with the added benefits of reduced glare and eyestrain, offering additional comfort. […]
Can you nap while wearing contact lenses? The answer is no—napping in your lenses can harm your eye health and put your vision at risk. […]
Blue light glasses are specially designed eyewear that helps reduce exposure to blue light, which is emitted by digital screens, LED lighting, and the sun. […]
An eye exam is a comprehensive assessment of both your vision and eye health. During an eye exam, your optometrist will evaluate:
How well you see
How your eyes work together
The health of internal and external eye structures […]
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