Although Bloodshot Eyes or Red Eyes are sometimes a result of conjunctivitis, there are in fact many factors that can cause all of this to happen. In this article we will limit its focus to 3 specific potential culprits: dry eyes, pink eye, and glaucoma.

Orthokeratology or Ortho-K, is a treatment process, that uses rigid contact lenses to gradually reshape the cornea, to improve the vision of those suffering from Myopia.

Anisometropia is a condition first discovered by a Spanish scholar named Benito Daza de Valdes. According to Contact Lens King, he described the disorder as a disorder where the two eyes have different refractive powers.

Presbyopia is a vision disorder that impacts 3 million new people every year in the U.S., but that are the symptoms, what causes presbyopia and how is it treated?

Farsightedness, Hyperopia and Hypermetropia all refer to a disorder where the refraction, or bending of light, as it passes through the eye's cornea and lens, causes the light to focus onto a virtual point behind the retina resulting in blurred vision.

Styes are usually caused by a bacterium called Staphylococcus aureus, and can be treated using warm compresses and antibiotics.