Researchers have developed a new type of soft contact lens capable of self-repairing minor scratches. Current soft contact lenses are prone to accumulating microscopic scratches during regular use and cleaning. This innovation aims to address this common issue, potentially extending the lifespan of contact lenses and reducing replacement frequency. The new lenses possess self-healing properties, automatically repairing these small imperfections. This development could offer cost savings for wearers and reduce waste associated with disposable lenses. Further details regarding the technology and its commercial availability are expected to be released soon. This promises a more convenient and sustainable solution for contact lens users.