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Many dogs and cats have cataracts. A German technology makes vision correction possible for animals using an interocular lens.
Contact Lenses for Animals
Amblyopia, or lazy eye, can be treated discreetly with contact lenses. No kid wants a patch!
Bye Bye Lazy Eyes
Vanity lenses look great but are not without dangers. Read how to prevent problems.
Avoid These Risks
Sunglasses are not always enough. Use contact lenses to block harmful UV radiation.
UV Blocking Contacts
Continuous wear contact lenses are great, but have been blamed for eye infections. Do new materials help?
Continuously Careful
The eye can handle the strain of contact lenses even at a surprisingly young age. What about the patient?
Contacts for Children- Contact lenses could help stop teenager myopia from getting worse.
Stop Adolescent Myopia 
Can contact lenses be used safely in the swimming pool or in the sauna?
Contacts in the Pool- Make your contact lenses last longer with proper care.
Extending Lens Life - Keep your eyes healthy with these easy-to-follow rules.
9 Health Rules 
Contact lenses are often blamed for dry eyes. Choose the right lenses and suffer no more.
Prevent Dry Eyes- Laser eye surgery has grown in popularity. We compared it to using contact lenses.
LASIK vs. Contacts - Coloured lenses can enhance your appearance dramatically.
See Better, Look Better