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04 Jul 2024

Maintaining Proper Contact Lens Hygiene To Avoid Infections

Purchase a good quality lens solution, checking the seal and expiry date before use. If you experience eye irritation, do not wash your eyes with water. Instead, use prescribed eye drops. If irritation persists, remove the lenses and consult your ophthalmologist. Additionally, avoid wearing contact lenses during eye infections and discard any lenses that might be contaminated.

13 Feb 2021

Special Report: Now tears will speak about your health!

We are going to tell you about such unique success of science and technology in which a smart contact lens fitted in the eyes will be able to monitor many of your diseases.

04 Sep 2018

Scientists develops color-changing contact lens to detect eye damage

The researchers used the sensor, called OjoGel, to measure ascorbic acid levels in artificial tears and in clinical samples of fluid from patients' eyes.

05 May 2017

This pair of smart contact lens may diagnose diabetes, glaucoma

Since blood sugar can be measured with tears, many attempts have been made to monitor diabetes with contact lenses. However, their biggest drawback has been poor wearability.

04 Oct 2016

Now a non-invasive contact lens to test glucose levels

Researchers have developed a new technology that could allow non-invasive testing of glucose levels, via a contact lens that samples glucose levels in tears.

30 Aug 2016

Drug-dispensing contact lens may lowers eye pressure in glaucoma patients

Drug-dispensing contact lens which has been designed to deliver medication gradually to the eye may benefit glaucoma patients.

15 Mar 2016

Fish-inspired contact lenses that can autofocus

In order to change focus, the contact lens will also need to be equipped with an extremely small, thin power source.

08 Feb 2016

Smart contact lens can help predict glaucoma progression

A contact lens with a built-in sensor could help doctors determine which glaucoma patients have a higher risk of disease progression, says a new study.

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