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Heading to the USA? What Every Contact Lens Wearer Needs to Know Before You Fly

America is one of the most exciting travel destinations in the world. Whether you're counting down the days to a New York city break, a road trip through California, or a family holiday to Florida, there's so much to look forward to. But if you wear contact lenses, there's one very important thing you need to sort out before you pack your bags — and it's not something you can fix once you land.

Blue eyes

Blue is perhaps one of the most captivating eye colours in the world. Ranging from deep sapphire to brilliant light blue, this eye colour is found in a range of stunning shades, making it a fascinating feature for many people.

Read on to discover how rare blue eyes are, what causes this eye colour, and other interesting blue eyes facts.

Purple eyes

Purple or violet eyes often draw attention because of their distinct and uncommon appearance. While some consider them to be a shade of blue, purple eyes are a genuine and naturally occurring eye colour.

Exercising with contact lenses

Whether you’re on the tennis court or the gym floor, contacts are the most convenient and comfortable option for correcting your vision during exercise.

What type of headaches do Brits experience the most?

Headaches are very common and can be due to many day-to-day things like dehydration or stress. Feeling unwell with things like a cold or a bug can make us prone to headaches as well.

In our previous screentime study, we revealed there is a link between staring at screens for a prolonged period and health problems such as eye strain and headaches.

While continuous headaches could indicate that you need an updated contact lens or glasses prescription, we know that the cause of headaches is diverse.