Thinking about trying scleral contacts? For people who can’t get clear, comfortable vision with regular glasses or contact lenses, scleral lenses can be a game-changer.
Scleral lenses are custom-made to create a fluid-filled cushion over the cornea. This design helps to correct vision while keeping your eye comfortably hydrated.
If you’re thinking of trying scleral contacts, here’s what to know about these lenses.
Choosing the right contacts can become tricky when you realize how many options there are! There are hundreds of contacts on the market, including daily, weekly, biweekly, and monthly options.
Even if you’ve decided to go for daily lenses, there are still multiple brands and varieties to consider. Two popular choices are MyDay contacts and Clariti 1 Day. Both work well for many people. But which is right for you?
Eye experts agree: it’s not a good idea to put your contact lenses in tap water, or even bottled or distilled water. Instead, use the contact lens solution recommended by your eye doctor.
Let’s go into why this is.
Did you find an old bottle of contact solution in your cabinet? You might be wondering if it’s still safe to use. Does contact solution expire?
The answer is yes. In this article, we’ll talk about why it’s best not to use expired contact solution and ways to ensure you always have enough.
If you’re reading this and feel like you have a contact lens ‘stuck’ in your eye, try not to panic.
There are many reasons why a contact may feel ‘stuck,’ and in most cases, it can safely be removed with the right approach.
I’m going to talk you through what to do when you find yourself with a contact lens stuck in eye. I’ll also discuss why contacts sometimes become difficult to remove.
