“Showering in contacts is risky,” Dr. James Kelly, an ophthalmologist and founder of Kelly Vision, told HuffPost. “Tap water ...

Experts say you shouldn’t swim with your contacts in your eyes, but should people with poor vision be forced to navigate the pool, lake or ocean unable to see or to splash aroun ...

You can put your contacts back in when you've arrived at your destination.

Contact lenses aren't meant to be worn in the shower and they're also not meant to be worn all day every day. Give your eyes ...

"One-day lenses are typically more comfortable and healthier for the eyes because they are only used once and do not need to be disinfected at all." Don't do this: Put contacts in when you ...

And at worst, this can put your sight at risk ... organism that’s common in water, reaches the eye when someone applies their contact lenses. Although it is rare, it can lead to you losing ...