How to put on and take off contact lenses:
Wearing contact lenses is a convenient and aesthetic way to correct your vision. They provide sharpness of vision, do not restrict movement, and give a sense of naturalness. But it is important to follow the correct contact lens wearing technique to ensure comfort and safety for your eyes. So, let's take a look at a detailed guide on how to wear contact lenses correctly.
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TOP QUESTIONS ABOUT CONTACT LENSES :
ICL, or Soft Contact Lensesare optical devices that are placed directly on the surface of the eye to correct vision. They are made of flexible and permeable materials that allow the lenses to adapt to the shape of the cornea and provide comfort during wear.
Soft contact lenses are widely used to correct ocular anomalies such as myopia (distance vision deficiency), hyperopia (near vision deficiency), astigmatism (irregular corneal shape) and presbyopia (near vision deficiency in older age groups).
Soft contact lenses can also be selected for different needs for different periods of use, including daily, weekly or monthly wear.
However, before choosing and using an IOL, you should consult an optometrist. With the help of computer diagnostics of vision Specialists will be able to choose the right type and size of lenses for your eye, as well as provide you with instructions and training on proper use, care and storage Soft Contact Lenses.
Correctly selected contact lenses should not cause pain and discomfort, except for discomfort during the first days of using the ILC
Contact lenses can cause discomfort in some cases. Discomfort with contact lenses can be caused by a variety of factors and require different measures to correct. Here are some of the possible causes of contact lens discomfort and how to address them:
- Improper fit: If the contact lenses do not fit well on the surface of your eyes or do not match your eye measurements, it can cause discomfort. You need to. check whether the lenses are properly selected and, possibly, review their parameters together with an optometrist at PRO Optics.
- You have put the lens in your eye inside out by mistake. Once you put the lens back on the correct side, everything will be fine.
- Poor lens care: Poor contact lens care, such as wearing them while sleeping, improper cleaning or disinfection, can lead to discomfort and eye health problems. Remove lenses at night and remember to change them every time contact lens solution.
- Lens contamination: The storage and care of lenses is very important. Dirty or worn lenses can cause discomfort. You need to follow your lens care instructions carefully and replace them on time. Check whether the contact lens solution you are using is suitable for your lens type. Ask a specialist at your optical store.
- Dry eyes: Lack of adequate moisture in the lens surface and eye can cause dryness and discomfort. Use of moisturizers eye drops can make a significant difference and make wearing contact lenses comfortable.
- Allergies: Some people may be allergic to the materials used to make contact lenses or contact lens solutions. If you suspect an allergy, consult your eye doctor for a hypoallergenic lens or solution.
If you experience discomfort when wearing contact lenses, the best solution is to consultation with an optometrist. The specialist will be able to determine the cause of discomfort and suggest how to correct this problem, or perhaps offer other types of contact lenses that will be more comfortable for you.
It takes time and practice to put on and take off contact lenses, but you will learn it quickly because our specialist will tell you everything in detail and advise you. Read more this blog, view video and sign up for practical training to us!
Order only those contact lenses that have been selected by your optometrist. Switching to a new brand or type of MCL without consulting a specialist always creates a risk that the new lenses will not fit you. The same goes for contact lens storage solutions.
Despite thorough cleaning and proper storage, lenses have a limited shelf life. Wearing contact lenses for longer than indicated on the package or recommended by your eye doctor can be dangerous to your vision and overall eye health. Contact lens wear recommendations are provided for the safety and comfort of your eyes and to reduce the risk of infections and other problems.
The main types of contact lenses include:
Disposable lenses (daily or monthly) - they are intended for one-time use and should not be worn longer than indicated on the package.
Lenses for a few days or months - these lenses can be worn for the specified period, but it is important to follow the care and hygiene rules that your optometrist has given you and that are written on the packaging.
Long-term lens wear - Some lenses are designed for long-term wear, and can be worn for days or even weeks without removal. However, these lenses also have limitations, and it is important to follow the recommendations from your optometrist.
Wearing lenses longer than recommended can lead to various problems, such as irritation, dry eyes, corneal ulcers, infections and other serious complications. Therefore, it is important to keep track of the period of wear and follow the recommendations of your optometrist regarding contact lens care and replacement.
If you have any doubts or problems, don't hesitate to contact us.
In most cases, the prescription for glasses and lenses is different. An important parameter in the selection of contact lenses is the curvature of the cornea. The curvature of the lens must exactly match the curvature of the cornea.
Yes, you can usually get contact lenses based on a prescription for glasses. However, a prescription for glasses and a prescription for contact lenses are not exactly the same and can differ significantly. The optometrist must perform a separate examination and measure the parameters of the eye using autorefractometer and other tests that are included in the vision diagnostics.
If you plan to wear contact lenses, you need to professional diagnostics and an examination of your eyes.
Contact lenses are placed directly on the surface of the eye, so it is important to determine parameters such as radius of curvature, diameter, material and possibly special parameters that take into account your eye characteristics and needs. In addition, the contact lens fitting procedure may include learning how to properly put on and take off the contact lenses, as well as how to care for them.
So, while an eyeglass prescription can be used as a starting point for contact lens fitting, you still need to have an examination and consultation with an optometrist who specializes in contact lenses to get the right lenses for your vision. Wearing the wrong contact lenses can lead to discomfort and eye health problems.
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