When Crystal Gale sang, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue," she probably wasn't referring to decorative contact lens. But in case you plan on wearing Halloween contact lenses to make yourself look ...

If you've ever tried using eye drops, then you'll know that a great deal of the medication simply ends up being flushed from your eye by flowing tears, in a process that naturally keeps foreign ...

For all the good they do, eye drops and ointments have one major drawback: It's hard to tell how much of the medication is actually getting to the eye. Now scientists report that they have developed a ...

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It can sometimes be challenging for ophthalmologists, making definitive on-the-spot diagnoses of eye problems. A new "smart" contact lens is designed to help, however, by changing color in response to ...

Want to try a pair before you buy a box? We have free trials so you can find the perfect fit. We also offer colored contact lenses with a prescription for those who want to try a new look. You can ...

Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: New soft contact lenses use upconversion nanoparticles to convert infrared light into visible light. Unlike night-vision goggles, which can only see ...

THESE WALL UNITS. A COUPLE OF EYE SURGEONS SAY THERE’S A BETTER WAY TO CHANGE THE COLOR OF YOUR EYES THAN JUST WEARING COLORED CONTACT LENSES. THEY ARE PROMOTING A SURGICAL SOLUTION THAT CHANGES YOUR ...

Did you know that some people change eye color like others change the hue of their hair? Sure, there are colored contact lenses. But there are also more permanent, if risky, solutions, from laser ...

Cameron Briggs of Essex, England, said most of his decisions are impulsive, and the choice to partially change the color of his eyes was no different. Two days before he booked a March trip to Nice, ...

People with diabetes often have to check their blood sugar using a drop of blood squeezed from a finger, thigh or some other part of the body. It's an unpleasant part of managing the disease, but when ...