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Contact Lenses - ContactsAbout Contact LensesContact lenses have become increasingly popular over the years and are the preferred method of vision correction for over 30 million Americans. Manufacturers have consistently improved on the design, durability, and vision correction offered in contact lenses. There are now lenses to address almost every kind of vision impairment, from astigmatism to macular degeneration to cataracts. In addition, the selection of lenses and colors used to enhance and even transform eye color continues to grow, as does the selection of novelty, special effects lenses.
FREE SHIPPING when you order your contact lenses online from 1-800 CONTACTS. Advantages of Contact LensesContact lenses offer many advantages over traditional eyeglasses. Because they are inserted into the eye, no visual distortion between the eye and the lens occurs as it does when wearing eyeglasses. For the same reason, the entire visual horizon is in focus, without the limitations on peripheral vision caused by glasses. Light reflections are virtually non existent, and there is no physical discomfort caused by frames. Those who lead active lives and athletes are perfectly suited to wearing contact lenses. Contact lenses are unaffected by rain and fog, and will not interfere with clothing or fashions. All styles and colors of sunglasses can be worn when wearing contacts. Perhaps the biggest advantage of all is that everyone else can see your eyes without interference from glasses or frames - all at an affordable price! Like eyeglasses, contact lenses need to be cared for properly to maintain eye comfort and vision health. The most popular brands of contact lenses on the market today are manufactured by Acuvue and Bausch and Lomb. Selecting Contact LensesContact lenses need to be assessed by your eye doctor will assess your vision needs to ascertain what type of contacts are best suited to your needs. In considering the best lenses for you, your doctor will assess not only your vision needs, but also your lifestyle. Teenagers who find it difficult to maintain a lens cleaning regiment may be better suited to disposable lenses, whereas others may be more suited to extended wear lenses. Request a copy of your contact lens prescription from your eye care practitioner, and always keep the prescription up to date. Three categories of contact lenses exist; soft contacts, oxygen permeable lenses, and hard contacts. Hard contact lenses were the first type of contacts manufactured and are virtually obsolete today. Soft Contact LensesSoft contact lenses were introduced in 1971 and are now the popular type of lenses worn. This is no surprise, as they are available as disposable or extended wear lenses, toric lenses for patients with astigmatism, bifocal lenses, and now come in a variety of colors. Soft contacts are manufactured using a gel like plastic containing up to 79% water. They offer outstanding comfort, a variety of options and colors, and are very affordable. Soft contacts do not last as long as oxygen permeable (gas permeable) lenses. Daily wear soft lenses require little or no cleaning, and are available as daily wear disposable lenses. Extended wear lenses can be worn for up to a week, but do require daily cleaning. Oxygen Permeable Contact LensesOxygen permeable contact lenses, also known as gas permeable contacts, are manufactured using a durable, firmer plastic than soft contacts that doesn't contain water. This plastic allows for the transmission of oxygen, thereby reducing the buildup of deposits and bacteria on the lenses. Typically, these contacts last longer than soft lenses, and are easier to handle as a result of their increased rigidity. Their ability to retain their shape allows for extremely crisp, clear vision over a long period. These lenses are custom made to suit the shape and needs of your eyes, and every prescription will reflect the exact needs of your eyes, including size, curvature and power. Before you decide to wear contact lenses, talk to your eye doctor about what lenses are best for you, request a copy of your lens prescription, and ensure that you keep your lens prescription up to date. As with eyeglasses, it is essential to visit your eye care practitioner regularly to ensure that your contact lenses are providing the optimum vision correction possible. Learn about professional credit repair.
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