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Contact Lens TipsRead these 159 Contact Lens Tips in 14 categories ranging from Bifocal Contact Lenses to Types of Contact Lenses. Each tip is approved by our Editors and created by expert writers so great we call them Gurus. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Contact Lens tips and hundreds of other topics. Become a Guru or Become an Advertiser. UV Light Blocking ContactsAsk your eye care professional about contact lenses to block UV light, particularly if you are at risk for cataracts or spend large amounts of time outdoors. jobs by
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Colored Contact Lenses For Improved Sports PerformanceLens.com Tip: If you are an athlete, you may prefer to wear different lenses on and off the playing field. The good news is that many brands, such as Focus contact lenses, come in a wide variety of styles ranging from disposable to color to bifocal to toric. Contact Lens Disposal ScheduleThere variety of lens types on the market today offer an array of disposal schedules to fit your needs. Lenses are most commonly disposed of daily, every week, every 2 weeks, monthly or every month. Make sure you know what your lenses disposal schedule is. Always Store Contact Lenses in a Sterile CaseLens.com Tip: If you are a new contacts wearer, or even if you are a veteran, ask your eye doctor about proper contact lens care. It is possible that your instincts are not always correct. Contact Lens DiscomfortProtein and fat build up on soft lenses after a period of time. If you notice your contact lenses become uncomfortable after a certain amount of wear it means it is time to change your lenses. If you find you are changing your lenses too often talk to your eye care professional about changing your lenses, your wear schedule or your cleaning solution. Types of Contact Lenses AvailableLens.com: If you would like to change the color of your eye, consider Focus Monthly Softcolors contact lenses. They are available in a variety of colors, and are priced reasonably enough to try out a variety of different looks. Contact Lens MaterialsThere are 3 basic types of contact lens materials: hard lenses, gas permeable lenses and soft lenses. Hard contact lenses are specailty lenses that are hardly ever prescribed today. Gas permeable contact lenses are small, rigid contacts that are excellent for individuals with astigmatism or very high prescriptions. Soft lenses, the most commonly prescribed lens, are flexible and generally the most comfortable type of lens for new contact lens wearers. Purchasing Contact Lenses From an Eye Care ProfessionalLens.com Tip: Explore your options when purchasing contact lenses from an eye doctor. For example, lenses such as Acuvue Oasis are made with Hydraclear Plus technology, which can keep your eyes feeling fresher longer. Reducing the Risk of Extended Wear Lens ProblemsIndividuals who do not remove their lenses every night are at a great risk for complications such as eye infections. To reduce the risk of complications consider removing your lenses for a shot time every day or every few days and soaking them in a multipurpose cleaning solution. Lenses for Camping, Long Trips or Other ExcursionsIf you plan to go camping, take a long trip or have an adventure planned ask your doctor about daily disposable lenses. Typically sold in packs of 30 lenses, these contacts require no cleaning and are thrown out after each use. They are wonderful for a trip or excursion where you may not have the ability to maintain your regular contact lens hygiene. |
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