Scleral lenses have revolutionized the world of vision correction, offering comfort and clarity to individuals with a variety of eye conditions.

You’re not alone - keratoconus can limit your vision and make it difficult to do things like driving and read, and it sucks.

If you have keratoconus, it's important to learn what factors can trigger the condition.

Keratoconus is a corneal condition that affects vision. It’s hard to diagnose, starts in the adolescence, and is suposed to worsen with time.

In December 2019, a novel coronavirus strain (SARS-CoV-2) emerged in the city of Wuhan, China.

The purpose of this article is to generate awareness of the phenomenon of ophthalmic degenerative diseases like keratoconus, and the importance of discovering how we use our eyes, and what we can do apart from getting lenses or other treatments to try to improve our condition.

When you say you have keratoconus people just look amazed at you because they don’t have an idea what are you talking about.

Have you heard about keratoconus cross-linking? What if we carry out a Keratoconus natural treatment by consuming riboflavin (vitamin B-2) orally and getting exposure to infrared sunlight by going outdoors?

Caloric restriction has been proved in laboratory studies as the only way of extending the lifespan of rats[1], in other words, those that eat all they want to die faster than those who have a restrictive diet.

Your main objective must be to have an adequate vision for your life needs (study, job, fun).