Ever since I became a contact lens wearer many years ago, chronic dry eyes and I have become fast and familiar friends. That ...

Have you found yourself preferring complete darkness when heading to bed? A sleep mask is a great way to block light and catch a snooze. The best sleep masks are ones that are good for light ...

Could a sleep mask — which is used to block out light — help you get the shut-eye you so desperately need? Let’s take a look. Being exposed to light at bedtime can interrupt your body’s ...

after an injury or other medical condition affecting the eye. It is also used for cosmetic reasons as a permanent alternative to colored contact lenses. While colored contact lenses are the safest ...

These images are then projected on a screen, and the 3D glasses, equipped with special lenses, filter the light so each eye receives a slightly different image. This process, based on the ...

We recently discovered that a heated eye mask can help moisten those eyeballs and prevent them from drying out during the day. Grab this heated mask that plays relaxing tunes or whatever you'd like ...

Abdi Farah of south Minneapolis tries on glasses at Warby Parker inside of Askov Finlayson in 2017. Shopping around can help you keep costs low when buying new frames. (Dave Denney — Star ...

It also has a soothing lavender scent and flax seeds that add just the right amount of weight to your mask. Want more? The set also comes with a cooling gel eye mask to soothe puffy or tired eyes ...

However, after doctors reassured her that age was not a barrier to treating cataracts—a clouding of the lens of the eye—she decided to go ahead. Delighted with the result, she can now ...

Unlike No Way Home, however, the inhabitants of the Marvel Universe didn’t forget Peter Parker — they just forgot the face under Spider-Man’s mask. While people remembered Spider-Man ...

This super awesome Spider-Man mask is every fan’s dream! The overall design is very faithful to the superhero but it’s the moving eyes that is the best part. It comes with a remote that lets ...

Share on Pinterest About one-third of all contact wearers fall asleep with their lenses in, and most wake up with nothing more serious than a little dryness they can blink away with a few eye drops.