Frequently Asked Question
Are there specific lenses for digital eye strain?
Yes, lenses with blue light blocking technology can help reduce digital eye strain. Anti-reflective coatings can also minimize glare from screens, making them easier on the eyes.
Can I wear contact lenses if I have astigmatism?
Yes, there are specially designed toric contact lenses that correct astigmatism. Consult with your eye care professional to find the right option for your vision needs.
How do I know which type of eyeglasses is best for me?
The best type of eyeglasses for you depends on your prescription, lifestyle, and face shape. Consult an eye care professional to find the right style and lens type, such as single vision, bifocal, or progressive lenses.
What are the advantages of wearing contact lenses over eyeglasses?
Contact lenses provide a wider field of vision, don’t fog up, and are more convenient for physical activities. They also offer cosmetic benefits by allowing you to change your eye color without altering your look.
How often should I replace my contact lenses?
It depends on the type of lenses you use. Daily disposables should be replaced every day, while bi-weekly or monthly lenses need to be replaced according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
Can I wear eyeglasses and contact lenses together?
Yes, some people choose to wear contact lenses during the day and switch to eyeglasses for comfort at home. Just ensure your eyeglasses prescription is up to date for the best vision.
How do I care for my contact lenses?
Always wash your hands before handling lenses, clean and store them in a proper solution, and never reuse old solution. Follow your eye care professional’s instructions for safe use.
What should I do if my contact lenses feel uncomfortable?
If your lenses feel uncomfortable, remove them immediately. Check for debris or dryness, and ensure they are not expired. If discomfort persists, consult your eye care provider.
Are there specific lenses for digital eye strain?
Yes, lenses with blue light blocking technology can help reduce digital eye strain. Anti-reflective coatings can also minimize glare from screens, making them easier on the eyes.
Can I wear contact lenses if I have astigmatism?
Yes, there are specially designed toric contact lenses that correct astigmatism. Consult with your eye care professional to find the right option for your vision needs.
How do I care for my contact lenses?
Always wash your hands before handling lenses, clean and store them in a proper solution, and never reuse old solution. Follow your eye care professional’s instructions for safe use.
What should I do if my contact lenses feel uncomfortable?
If your lenses feel uncomfortable, remove them immediately. Check for debris or dryness, and ensure they are not expired. If discomfort persists, consult your eye care provider.