Archive for the 'Contact Lenses' Category
Toric Contact Lenses
Monday, November 24th, 2008As an adult I didn’t remember I had an astigmatism in both eyes. I questioned why I still had blurry vision when I left the doctor’s office. Come to find out my astigmatism was not bad enough previously to warrant corrective lenses for the problem. The degree of astigmatisms will result in the need for […]
Halloween Theme Contact Lenses
Monday, November 17th, 2008If you are looking for a very striking effect to go with your Halloween costume this year, something that will make you stand out in the crowd, consider wearing Halloween theme contact lenses. Your appearance will have an amazing effect. Some people will not be able to take their eyes off your fascinating new look. […]
Do Contact Lenses Make Your Vision Worse?
Friday, November 14th, 2008Whether you are a new user of eyeglasses or have worn glasses your entire life, you may be considering switching to corrective contact lenses. Contact lenses offer comfort in many different ways, and also have an advantage from an aesthetic point of view. No matter what your motivation is, you may be considering contact lenses […]
Weird And Crazy Contact Lenses
Monday, November 10th, 2008Are your eyes ready to go toe to toe with a pair of crazy lens contacts? Special effects contact lenses, also identified with theatrical contacts or crazy lens, have experienced a surge in popularity over the last several years. Colored contacts entered the world of eye wear as a funky rendition on corrective gear for […]
Bifocal Contact Lenses For Presbyopia
Saturday, October 18th, 2008Have you reached an age where the eye doctor is talking about bifocal lenses and how they can help you see better? Anyone with vision problems knows eventually they will need to have bifocal lenses to help with their changing eyes, however if you are new to the corrective lenses world you might find the […]
What Type of Contact Lenses are Right for your Eyes?
Thursday, August 28th, 2008Contact lenses are slim discs that when positioned on top of the cornea of the eye becomes a replacement for eyeglasses. The eye conditions that are corrected by wearing contact lenses are the same as those rectified by eyeglasses and consist of Astigmatism (distorted vision), Myopia (nearsightedness), Hyperopia (far sightedness) and Presbyopia (need for […]
