Love My Eyes

Question 1 of 5

What do you dislike most about the contact lenses you've worn previously?

Itchy or Dry Eyes Frequent Infections Run out of contact lenses quickly Too Expensive Hassle to Travel with Headaches

Why it's important

By using corrective eyewear that suits your lifestyle, you will find it easier to maintain healthy eyewear habits and will improve your overall eye health.

Question 2 of 5

How long do you wear a pair of contact lenses before you replace them?

I wear them for as long as they are prescribed I wear them longer than what they are prescribed

Why it's Important

You should only wear your contacts for as long as they are prescribed. Contact lenses have pores to keep them moist in your eyes, but as time goes on, these pores can trap debris and dirt in the lenses. The dirt in these pores can then lead to infections.

Question 3 of 5

Which of these do you do with your contacts?

I have slept or napped in my contacts before, but it’s always been by accident. I regularly sleep or nap in my contacts. I never sleep or nap in my contacts.

Why it's Important

It is important to take out your contacts, even when taking a nap. According to the American Optometric Association (AOA), studies show that people who sleep with their contacts in are at five times higher risk of developing issues with their corneas.

Question 4 of 5

Which of these best describes how you put in your contact lenses?

I wash my hands and dry them before I put in my contact lenses. I wash my hands, but I put in my contact lenses regardless if my hands are dry or not. I put my contact lenses in without washing my hands. I sometimes wash my hands when I put my contact lenses in.

Why it's Important

The few seconds it takes to correct this habit can make all the difference. Most people know that having clean hands is important when putting in contact lenses, but most people don't realize that you also need to dry your hands. Water harbors microorganisms that can transfer onto contact lenses and then rapidly multiply, leading to infection.

Question 5 of 5

How often do you replace your contact case?

I use my contact case for less than 3 months before I replace it. I use my contact case for more than 3 months before I replace it. I don't have a contact case because I wear daily contacts.

Why it's Important

According to the CDC, lens-related infections could be cut in half through improved lens case cleaning procedures. Contact cases should be replaced every 3 months, since they can become breeding grounds for bacteria.

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