Glasses do not make your eyesight worse—they do the opposite. […]
Do Glasses Make Your Eyesight Worse?

Glasses do not make your eyesight worse—they do the opposite. […]
Some of the best eye drops for meibomian gland dysfunction are:
Artificial tears or lubricating eye drops
Lipid-based eye drops
Preservative-free eye drops
Prescription eye drops
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Common causes include environmental irritants, dry eye, blepharitis, allergies, underlying health conditions, or lifestyle habits like screen strain or poor hydration.
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Luckily, there are certain signals your eye can send that suggest your vision might be getting weaker, such as:
Blurry vision
Frequent headaches
Squinting
Double vision
Light or glare sensitivity
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Whether you wear contact lenses, spend long hours in front of screens, or simply experience occasional discomfort, understanding the root of the problem can help you find relief. […]
A simple way to check is by looking at a reflective surface through your lenses and rotating them—if the glare changes or disappears, they’re polarized. […]
Recent studies suggest that caffeine can also have an impact on your eyesight, potentially influencing eye pressure and other aspects of ocular health. […]
Here are some of the most common conditions that are mistaken for pink eye:
Allergic conjunctivitis
Dry eye syndrome
Eye strain or fatigue
Blepharitis
Contact Lens Irritation
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Nearsightedness can be corrected with concave lenses. […]
The answer depends on several factors, including the type of device, usage guidelines, and protective measures taken. […]