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Contact Lens (Non prescription colored contact lenses) and Drug Interaction

Monday, March 10th, 2008
Tip! 1950 An optometrist in Oregon, Dr. Butterfield designed a contact lens that would fit on top of the eyes cornea, and would form to the shape of the eye, rather than lay flat, in 1950.

Contact lens and drug interaction can be a problem. Contact lens and drug interaction can be dangerous.

If you want to avoid problems with contact lens and drug interaction, read on. This article will provide you with some helpful hints about your contact lens and drug interaction.

Contact Lens Types – Do You Wear the Lenses that are Best for You? (Colored contact lenses pictures)

Wednesday, February 20th, 2008
Tip! Improperly worn contact lenses can cause a loss of oxygen to the cornea, which in turn can lead to blood vessels growing over the front of your eyes, infections, lid changes, allergies, corneal warping, corneal swelling and possibly even blindness.

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Did you know that all contact lenses aren’t the same? Take some time to find out about the different types of contact lens and what they can do for your eyes. Of course your doctor will help you to select the right lenses, but it is best to be prepared and know, in advance, what is best for you.

The Contact Lens! Best Invention Since Sliced Bread (Gas permeable contact lenses)

Tuesday, February 19th, 2008
Tip! Do not share contact lenses with your friends. Everyone’s tears are filled with normal bacteria, but transferring these bacteria to someone else’s eyes is not a good idea.

As the development of the first contact lens came about in the 1950’s, people who needed correction eyewear never thought that technology and the creation of the first soft lens would be the beginning of visual freedom for America and the world!

Color Contact Lens (Coloured contact lenses) Care

Saturday, February 16th, 2008
Tip! 1636 By the year 1636, a man named Rene Descartes, took Leonardo da Vinci’s idea and thought of the actual contact lens.

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.

Whether you wear Freshlook color contacts, Acuvue 2 Colors, Expressions Colors, or custom-made color or special effect lenses, caring for them is exactly the same. All you need is a good contact lens solution, a contact lens case, a pair of soft plastic tweezers and a couple of minutes.

Contact Lens (Cosmetic contact lenses)

Friday, February 15th, 2008
Tip! To remove the contact lens, wash and dry your hands first. Then while holding the eyelid open, look towards the ceiling and slide the contact over the white of your eye.

I don’t know who got the idea of putting lenses on our eyes so we can see, but I’m really glad they did. I have worn glasses since I was 5 years old. Maybe you have, too. Did you feel a little awkward in them? Did you worry about being hit by a ball when you were out on the playground? And swimming! That was a nightmare. I couldn’t see a thing without my glasses. It was just no fun to be around a pool where my glasses would get all splashed with water.

Bifocal Contact (Multifocal contact lenses) Lens – Are You Ready?

Wednesday, February 6th, 2008
Tip! After removing contacts, store them in the appropriate contact lens case.

Do those glasses make you look old and boring? Are you tired of looking the same no matter how good you are dressed? Or are you spectacles giving people an impression that you do not want to give? Its time to move on to lenses.

Let’s find out a few things about bifocal lenses before you get started. Bifocal lenses are used by people suffering from an aliment called “Presbyopia”. People suffering from this have to hold reading material far from them in order to read properly. Bifocal lenses work like bifocal glasses which have two powers on one lens.