If you currently have eye drops in your medicine cabinet, make sure they're not part of a recent recall. Plus, how to buy safe eye drops.

After multiple eye drop recalls and warnings, here is how to shop for safe eye drops and use them.

Amid a glut of alarming news about eye drops, people who use over-the-counter versions would be wise to check whether the product has been recalled before use, especially if it's been in the ...

To put eye drops into children's eyes, put the drop in the inner corner of the eye while the child's lid is closed. Then, have the child open her eye and the drop will slide into place.

The FDA has warned consumers not to use certain eye drops due to potential risk of infections.