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25th September 2009
What you should know about contact lenses:
Contacts are worn by many individuals very day. They are very simple to apply to your eye. You just have to place the contact lenses directly onto the surface of your eye. In the event you tried wearing contac... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
If you need vision correction and are wondering if contact lenses are a good alternative for you, there are a few things you need to take into consideration.
Think about your lifestyle. For example, do you participate in any sports? If you jog, do aero... Read >
Author: wbdoyle07th September 2009
Most of the people have got fascinated by seeing the incredibly green eyes of Hulk. In most of the fantasy and horror movies, you will find actors with strange eye colors. Someone will be scaring you with their red-blooded eyes and others meanwhile electr... Read >
Author: Paul Kramer07th September 2009
If you are thinking of switching over to contact lenses from eyeglasses you've already been using or have just been prescribed treatment lenses for the first time, there are lots of different things to take into consideration about acquiring contact lense... Read >
Author: Melvin Greene07th September 2009
We all know how precious our eyes are to us. Contact lenses have already proved their superiority over glasses because of their compact size. Contacts are being used daily by buyers and sometimes people use them occasionally too.
Those who are reluctan... Read >
Author: Paul Kramer05th September 2009
The convenience of wearing contact lenses has become even better. Besides traditional long-use lenses, you now have the option of using daily disposable lenses, making lense wearing easier and hassle-free.
While purchasing one day use contact lenses ma... Read >
Author: Lloyd Forde24th August 2009
Acuvue is a line of contact lenses that is manufactured by Johnson and Johnson. The original line of Acuvue lenses came out in 1986 and was the very first commercially available line of disposable contact lenses. Ever since that moment in time, Acuvue con... Read >
Author: Jeff Wilson08th April 2009
The usual types of contact lenses such as, the daily, weekly and monthly wear are not meant to be worn all the time. The wearers of these lenses must know and maintain the cleaning and disinfecting regime regularly keeping in mind the fact that the eyes a... Read >
Author: caren williams25th March 2009
A contact lens is basically a thin, transparent disc made of plastic crafted to fit in the cornea of the eye.
Types of contact lenses: the contact lenses which are available in today’s market can be categorized into four basic types. Such as, disposab... Read >
Author: john1220th February 2009
Disposable monthly contact lenses are pretty much the norm today. But why is that? Perhaps it's the convenience offered by disposable contact lenses, or maybe it is simply a safer way to wear contacts, and to protect your eyes. This is not to suggest that... Read >
Author: Charlie Cory10th February 2009
Optimal visual correction can improve sporting performance. This has been found in the latest research into sports.
During exercising there is a reduction in the pressure inside the eye and possibly corneal oedema (cloudy front window of the eye) from... Read >
Author: lexisclick10th February 2009
Optimal visual correction can improve sporting performance. This has been found in the latest research into sports.
During exercising there is a reduction in the pressure inside the eye and possibly corneal oedema (cloudy front window of the eye) from... Read >
Author: SB05th September 2008
Although there are many different contact lenses designs, there are basically two types.
HARD GAS PERMEABLE LENSES are made from plastic and are curved to match the cornea. They cover the central part of the cornea and are held in place by the surfac... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer26th February 2008
Soft contact lenses have been released in many different formats since they were first developed in the 1960s.
Soft contact lenses were originally designed to be worn for 12 to 18 months and removed nightly. These contact lenses are now called �conve... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer23rd February 2008
Contact lenses were originally purely a functional medical device. They were designed to correct your vision without the need for glasses.
Now contact lenses are available for cosmetic reasons. The first colored contact lenses consisted of a cellop... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer13th February 2008
Contact lenses may be grouped into two main types; hard gas permeable contact lenses, and soft hydrogel contact lenses.
Leonardo da Vinci is frequently credited with introducing the general principle of hard contact lens. He described a method of dir... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer04th February 2008
Acuvue series is the most popular brand of contact lenses. Acuvue Advance is one of these best brands. It is made by Johnson & Johnson. Acuvue advance contact lenses offer you plenty of quality and reliability.
Acuvue Advance contact lenses combine si... Read >
Author: sunnysea17th May 2007
I started wearing glasses in Grade 7. I had noticed that no matter how I would squint and strain, I could not see what the teacher had written on the board. It was very frustrating and it was a great relief when I finally could see! However, I quickly dis... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu21st April 2007
With the arrival of extended wear contact lenses on the market, contact lenses that advertise the safety of being worn for thirty days in a row and allowing you to sleep in them, the question arises often on whether it is really safe to do this or not. Th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st February 2007
Soft contact lenses: first introduced over 20 years ago, are made from flexible, water-absorbent plastics. These contacts are anywhere from 30 to 80 percent water. Some soft lenses are designed to be thrown away daily, weekly, or every other week dependi... Read >
Author: Dhavid Cooper10th January 2007
Because contact lenses have become easy to acquire, and even more easy to take care of, sometimes it becomes overlooked that the contact lenses are still something prescribed by a medical practitioner. This causes the lenses to be not properly cared for, ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th November 2006
Many people need vision correction, but hate wearing glasses each and every day. Glasses change your appearance, can get in the way or fall off. They also get wet when it is raining and mist up in the heat. Contact lenses have none of these problems. Most... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner29th August 2006
Over 35 million people in the United States have opted for the use of contact lenses, over other means of vision correction - the main reason being the advantage in terms of vision improvement and convenience of wear. The problem, however, is where to pur... Read >
Author: Michael Wright29th August 2006
Color contact lenses are the latest trend in fashion. These hot fashion accessories make your eyes look stunning. They completely transform your look and there are so many to choose from. The variety of colors available not only change your eye color, the... Read >
Author: Michael Wright29th August 2006
CIBA Vision brings new hope to the people with vision problems. A worldwide leader in the manufacture of contact lenses, CIBA Vision has a whole gamut of contact lenses, from prescription to non-prescription contacts, from permanent to disposable contact ... Read >
Author: Michael Wright21st August 2006
Acuvue contact lenses are a very popular brand of contact lenses. From disposable, to regular contacts, you will find that they are very comfortable to wear. Wether you are using this brand for astigmatism or not, you will find they feel very natural on y... Read >
Author: Penni Markle21st August 2006
Cheap contact lenses are something many people want. Because taking care of your eyes can get expensive, saving money in the eye wear department is sometimes a must. However, knowing where to shop and look for the savings is something that not everyone kn... Read >
Author: Penni Markle21st August 2006
Acuvue Oasys contact lenses are a great version of the regular Acuvue, or Acuvue 2 contact lenses. While the Oasys contact lenses do have some special features about them, they are still a version of the regular contact lenses that we already know and tru... Read >
Author: Penni Markle19th August 2006
When you are wanting to change the colour of your eyes, colour contact lenses can help you do this. Contact lenses have really came along way since they were first invented and used. With the ability to help correct your vision, and change the colour of y... Read >
Author: Penni Markle05th November 2005
If you hate fussing over your contacts every morning there are two solutions - extended 30-day wear contact lenses and daily disposable lenses. But which is best?
Using lenses that you can wear for 30 days straight is very convenient. Unfortunately it... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner01st November 2005
Decided to change your eye color with colored contacts and don't know which ones to choose? Find out what the color contacts market has to offer and which lenses will make your eyes look most striking and beautiful.
Color contact lens types
You can ... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner01st November 2005
Want to know how to choose healthy contact lenses? Contact lens manufacturers are on a continuous quest to create the perfect contact lens. Find out which modern lenses give you the best health benefits, convenience and comfort.
The healthiest soft con... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner17th October 2005
Many means have been used over time to correct vision. The monocle and eyeglass on a stick came before prescription eyeglasses that had first had limited styles. As technology improved, lenses for glasses were getting smaller.
A lot of people were look... Read >
Author: Martin Smith08th October 2005
Caring for color contact lenses is not at all difficult. However, it is very important to take proper care of your color contacts, otherwise your eyes can become irritated or even infected. Discover how to care for your colored contacts simple and fast.
... Read >
Author: Tatyana Turner
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