Or at all? My friends always talk about how "they don't know what their eye color is because they change all the time." They always look the same to me. Who is right?...
As it's in starting stages as of now for RIGHT EYE it's -0.5 and LEFT Eye it's -0.25..do i need to wear glasses plz. suggest !! And which glasses would be good to use !!...
okay... i dont know if i need glasses or not.. sometimes i feel i need glasses but then sometimes i think about giving a few more weeks and see how my eyes feel. im not sure if im lacking some tears ...
So this morning, I attempted to put in a new pair of contacts. The left one was perfect, it didn't hurt at all, so I was all good. But then I attempted the right one. My right eye was like ...
I've noticed recentley that my let eye looks smaller than the right,There is no Itching,But it does feel weird,can anyone give me some advice as Im freaking out here. Additional Details...
I heard that if you squeez lemon juice and orange juices into your eyes they get lighter, brighter and stronger. I've have been doing this for a couple of day but i see only a little bit of ...
I have been wearing glasses/contacts since i was 10, I am now 20 and am considering laser eye surgery. My perscription worsened but has been the same for about five years now.
What are the risks?...
does it have side affects? what are they? how much does a good surgery cost? how much do you pay for it? do you see clearly? does your vision get worse after u get surgery?...
Okay so I was in bed watching a movie, and accidentally sat on my glasses! They are frame-less on the bottom (aka held by a wire). That wire snapped. I figure I can tape that, so that's not a ...
I just got a new contact lens script & new contacts. I had the same brand before (accuvue with hydraclear). The only time I have trouble is when I am doing data entry at work. I am contantly ...
I think that if they were to cover it, the insurance company in some way would be saving money. I've been told that the surgery helps you stay with good vision for years. In that way, for years ...
I just call it eye buggies... ha ha ha... ok bye :)
butterfly
sleepy dust
Chewing Gum
sleepy seeds... lol
Rose_Park
sleep dirt
§uper ®ose
Your eyes naturally produce tears to flush out anything that gets in the eye. That stuff is basically just dried tears & mucus that has trapped something....even if it may have just been a particle of dust.
music_lover_920
I'm not sure what it is called, but I do know what is in it. It consists of water, mucus, and bacteria.
Sinclair
It's called Rheum and it's the watery discharge from your eyes while you're sleeping.
Willow9
Your tears have a recipe of different materials produced by various small glands around the eye. Tears are not just water. When the watery part of the tears evaporates, what is left behind are the dried up salts, mucous and proteins. That's what your "crud" is. The normal eye with normal tears has a pretty good defense mechanism to combat the bacteria, so don't be concerned about infection.
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