Allie Johnson

Want to donate your old or unused eyeglasses? Many charities and organizations accept gently used eyewear donations to help those in need.

Thinking about buying low cost eyeglasses online? Benefits include lower prices and convenience; disadvantages include less personalized service.

Cases of shingles in the eye are on the rise. What are shingles around the eye and in the eye, what are symptom and what are treatments.

Learn how long you can keep your contact lenses in solution. Up to 30 days is the general rule, but some lenses and solutions have different guidelines.

How long can you wear daily contacts? It varies from 8 to 16 hours. Find out why your eye health and if you suffer from dry eyes may affect the answer.

What happens if you cry while wearing your contact lenses? You could experience blurry vision temporarily. Just don’t touch or rub your eyes while crying.

How many hours a day should you wear contact lenses? The amount of time you can wear contacts depends on the type of contacts (daily or extended) and if you have any vision issues, such as dry eyes or sensitivity.

What is crazing of your eyeglass lenses? Crazing is a web of tiny cracks that can appear on the lenses. What can you do about it? Read on to find out.

How do you know when you need new contacts? Signs include you’re having difficulty seeing, don’t feel quite as comfortable or experiencing symptoms of dry eye.

Thyroid eye disease often causes the eyes to bulge outward. It can occur alone, or more commonly, along with other conditions such as Graves’ disease.

Can COVID-19, a cold or flu cause pink eye? Learn how coronavirus could lead to conjunctivitis and know the symptoms, treatments, and how to cut your risk.

Do you know the symptoms and causes of vision loss in kids? All About Vision explains the causes of, treatments for and ways to prevent vision loss in kids.

It is possible to get colored contact lenses for astigmatism, but you won’t find a wide selection — especially if you have more significant astigmatism.

A blocked tear duct is a condition where tears can’t drain out of the eye. Affected eyes may get red or irritated, but clogged tear ducts are easily treated.

Chemosis is a swelling of the thin membrane that covers the eye. Learn about the symptoms and causes of chemosis, as well as how it’s treated.

Double eyelid surgery is a cosmetic surgery to treat monolid (a condition where there is no natural fold in the upper eyelid between the eyelashes and the eyebrow). Monovision is common in some Asian populations.

Eyelashes fall out as part of their normal growth cycle and usually grow back on their own. Sometimes, though, eyelash loss requires treatment or a transplant.

Trachoma is a serious bacterial eye infection that can cause eye irritation, eyelid scarring and vision issues. Left untreated, trachoma can lead to blindness.

Seeing flashes of light is a symptom of many different conditions. Learn when to see an eye doctor to find the cause and get treatment right away.

Unusually small pupils may be caused by a number of factors, including drug use, injury or an underlying health issue.

Ophthalmoplegia is a condition characterized by paralysis or weakness in eye muscles which can affect eye movement and vision focus.

Learn about why we get crow’s feet as we age, treatments for crow’s feet and how to prevent these distinctive wrinkles by the eyes.

Learn about obstructive sleep apnea and the eye conditions linked to this sleep disorder. Find out how you can get treatment and protect your vision.

A list of apps, organizations, schools, scholarships, products and other resources for the legally blind, as well as for their family and friends.

Read more to find out what you need to know if you’re considering under eye filler to address bags, dark circles or lines under your eyes.

Everything you need to know before buying contact lenses — fittings, prescriptions, where to buy and proper care.

Looking for onion goggles because you’re tired of crying in the kitchen? We tested different types to see if they really work and find the ideal onion goggles.

Polycoria — having multiple pupils — is so rare that most eye doctors never see a case. Here are the causes of and treatment for the eye condition.

A choroidal nevus is a benign spot inside the eye that can only be seen during an eye exam. Regular eye doctor visits are key to spotting this condition early.

Adie’s tonic pupil is a neurological condition that causes the pupils to react to light differently in one eye than the other.

Do you have dry eyes? Learn how dry eye masks, including heated and sleep masks, may help relieve your itchy, tired eyes at home.

Chorioretinitis, inflammation in the middle layer of the eye, can affect your vision. It’s vital to see your eye doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

Getting glasses can be tough for kids. This list of book and movie characters who wear glasses can help you show yours that wearing glasses is cool.

Getting glasses can be a big change for a child of any age. These kids’ books about glasses can help turn the experience into an adventure.

Did your eye doctor prescribe prednisolone eye drops? Here's a guide to this common eye medication, what it's used for, dosage and side effects.

Iridocyclitis is a type of ocular inflammation that affects the anterior portion of the eye and can cause eye pain and light sensitivity, and may lead to vision loss if untreated.

Discover the vision risks faced by people of African descent, and how they protect their eye health.

Shopping for sunscreen that won’t burn your eyes? Avoid the burn with one of these eye-friendly sunscreens free of irritating chemicals.

Do you have eyes that look uneven? Find out what causes asymmetric eyes and check out our guide to treatments and makeup tips.

How much screen time is too much? Use this list of screen time recommendations by age to set screen time limits in your family for kids and adults.

Eyebrows trap dust and pollen, keep sweat out of your eyes, help you communicate and more. Here's everything you need to know about the purpose of eyebrows.

Visual agnosia is a rare neurological disorder that affects your ability to recognize familiar objects by sight alone even if your vision is sharp.

Are you curious how often you blink and why? The average teen or adult blinks 15 times per minute, meaning you probably blink about 21,600 times per day

Alcohol can have both immediate and long-term effects on your eyes. Here's how drinking, especially in larger amounts, affects eye health and vision.

Do you have glassy eyes? To get to the bottom of the eye or health issue causing this common symptom, see your eye doctor for diagnosis and treatment.

A head injury can cause an array of vision issues, including strabismus. Here's how a brain injury can affect your eyes and when to see a doctor.

Gut health can affect your mood, your sleep and your weight. Did you know it also affects the eyes? Here’s how good gut health can help protect your vision.

Sinus infections and other sinus issues can cause pain around and behind the eyes, along with eyelid swelling and other eye issues.

Face masks can fog glasses, but did you know they may also cause eye issues like dry eye? Learn how to prevent common eye problems caused by mask wearing.

Do you love swimming in the ocean but find that saltwater burns and irritates your eyes? Here’s how to protect your eyes from salt when you swim.