Question 1

Do you happen to know if the eye color-changing product iCOLOUR is actually safe to use? I'm a bit worried about the potential risks, like could it make someone go blind? And if it does change eye color, how long would that even last?

Accepted Answer

iCOLOUR and similar products that claim to change eye color can carry risks, including potential eye damage or infection, as they alter the natural pigmentation of the iris. It's important to consult an eye specialist before using such products to ensure safety. The effects may not be permanent and can last only for a few months to a year, depending on the product.

Question 2

I'm a bit worried about my right eye. When I woke up this morning, it was watery and had turned a light red. This watery sensation is happening on and off, and I've been trying to ease the irritation with cold water. I remember something similar happening last year and used some medicine and eye drops that a doctor prescribed at that time. I've also tried Itone eye drops, which are ayurvedic. Should I keep using the old prescription or just stick with the Itone drops?

Accepted Answer

yes,visit your foe appropriate management

Question 3

I'm a bit puzzled about picking the right white cataract lens. I've heard that after cataract surgery, some clear white IOLs could have a bluish tint. Is that true? Are there any clear cataract lenses that actually have a white tint instead? Would love some clarity on this.

Accepted Answer

Visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

I've been rubbing my eyes a lot and now they're really red and itchy. Do you have any recommendations for good eye drops that might help?

Do not rub eyes further,use refresh tears eye drops three times in a day and take adequate rest.

More undefined Health Queries

Do you happen to know if the eye color-changing product iCOLOUR is actually safe to use? I'm a bit worried about the potential risks, like could it make someone go blind? And if it does change eye color, how long would that even last?

I'm a bit puzzled about picking the right white cataract lens. I've heard that after cataract surgery, some clear white IOLs could have a bluish tint. Is that true? Are there any clear cataract lenses that actually have a white tint instead? Would love some clarity on this.