If you’re looking for affordable contact lenses, you might be considering the SofLens brand.
Many buyers find these contacts comfortable and convenient. However, they’re not always a good fit for everyone.
I’ll walk through what SofLens contacts are and how to decide if they’re right for you.
It can be hard to decide on the right contact lenses for your needs when there are so many options.
Dailies AquaComfort Plus and Acuvue Moist are two popular brands, and shoppers sometimes struggle to choose between them. But which one is right for you?
Keep reading as I compare the two lenses.
Contacts are tiny lenses that rest against the eye to correct blurry vision. In essence, they work very similarly to glasses, changing the way light bends before it reaches the retina.
Because contact lenses sit on your eye’s surface, rather than in front of your eyes like glasses, they can offer advantages too.
Contacts can give you a wider field of view. For certain eye conditions, they can even correct vision issues to a better standard than glasses.
But how do contacts work exactly?
Are you curious about what exactly SynergEyes is?
SynergEyes is best known for its hybrid contact lenses. These lenses combine the features of a rigid gas permeable (RGP) center with a soft outer skirt. The company also makes a scleral lens, the SynergEyes VS.
SynergEyes’ range includes lenses for people with astigmatism, presbyopia, keratoconus, irregular corneas, and post-surgery complications. But are these lenses right for you?
What do you do if standard contact lenses just aren’t an option? Specialty contact lenses may help with these situations.
They’re often made using a process called corneal topography, or digital eye mapping, which creates a precise image of your eyes. Then, the contacts are made specifically for this digital map using lathe cutting or 3D printing.
In this article, I’ll talk about the different types of specialty contact lenses, what conditions they treat, and how to tell if they might be right for you.
