Vision correction surgery can correct how your eye processes light which, in turn, helps you see more clearly. It’s a popular option for people who don’t want to wear glasses or contact lenses.

May 11—Have you ever imagined waking up in the morning and seeing the world clearly, without groping around for glasses or fumbling with contact lenses? Vision correction technology has ...

As advancements like contact lenses and optical surgeries continue to emerge, some individuals explore new developments from ...

Even without vision insurance, you can still find retailers and programs offering low-cost or free eye exams, glasses and contact lenses.

Bioptic telescopic glasses are restoring vision to people where glasses fail, but no one has heard of the devices, and few doctors are referring patients for them, says optometrist Chris Palmer.

An eye doctor can diagnose presbyopia and correct it with eyeglasses or contact lenses. Bifocals are glasses with the higher focusing power in the lower part of the lens.

Advanced IOLs work like your glasses or contact lenses to correct your vision. The IOLs have focusing power that your natural lenses don’t, which helps you see better.

Glasses There are two types of eyeglasses. Single vision glasses correct distance issues, and multifocal ones help with distance and with near-vision issues, like reading.

Medicare doesn’t pay for eyeglasses, with the exception of glasses needed after cataract surgery. Some Medicare Advantage plans have vision coverage, which may help you pay for eyeglasses.

Apple is prepared to support future Vision Pro customers who wear prescription lenses, but there are some big questions that still need to be answered.

Reading glasses are often single vision with set magnifications. Here, we look at some of the best reading glasses available and how to choose.