Dr. Colby answers the question: 'Overtime Use Of Disposable Contacts?' Aug. 24, 2009— -- Question: What can happen if I wear my disposable contacts beyond their daily- or extended-wear time ...

Results from a 13-year survey of contact lens prescribing patterns in the U.S. have shown a decrease in the use of gas-permeable lenses and an increase in silicone hydrogel and daily disposable ...

We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact customerservice@slackinc.com. Optometrists are reporting that daily disposable contact ...

Q. My eye doctor said I could wear my brand of disposable contacts for two weeks. What happens if I wear them longer? Also, why can you sleep in some disposables and not in others? A. Putting a piece ...

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Disposable contact lenses that are flushed down the drain instead of thrown in the trash pose a unique environmental risk, according to a new ASU study. Charles Rolsky, a doctorate student in the ...

If you’re used to keeping a pair of contacts for two weeks or a month, the concept of daily disposable contacts can seem almost profligate—like throwing away your underwear at night and unwrapping a ...

At least 30 million people wear contact lenses in the U.S., but somehow, less than one-third of this population wears daily disposable lenses, which are deemed the most hygienic and healthiest option ...

Not only are Menicon‘s new flat pack daily disposable contact lenses thin enough to stash in a wallet, but they’re also made with specially developed materials to keep the lenses clean while you put ...