No. Her right eye is -5.0, and she can get the proper prescription. But her left eye is -6.25, and once you get above -6, contacts are only go up in increments of -.50 instead of -.25. So, she will have to wait until her left eye gets another ... more

When considering the best tools available for the fitting challenges of patients with corneal health complications, comfort issues and highly specific visual needs, Janice Schramm, Vice President of an Oregon CLMA-member laboratory, points out: " ... more

A cosmetic contact lens is designed to change the appearance of the eye. They are non-corrective to your vision. They are also known as Non-Prescription Contact Lenses. Theatrical contact lenses are a type of cosmetic contact lens that are used ... more

Wild eyes contact lenses come in a wide variety of colors and styles, from fun to downright scary! Some of these wild eyes effects include: • Dramatic color changes such as whiteout, blackout or piercing red • Animal eyes such as cat's eyes or wolf ... more

The vision standards for eyesight are: Visual Acuity • Use of aids to vision should be possible at the recruit stage. • Corrected visual acuity should be 6/9 binocularly, and a minimum of 6/12 in the worse eye. • The minimum uncorrected vision for ... more

It depends on what type of lens you are looking for. 1800contacts.com has the best offer on 1-Day Acuvue contact lenses, $80 rebate for 24 box purchase. LensMart has the best offer for Acuvue Bifocal, $75 rebate for 5 box purchase. The other 2 ... more

• Contact lenses should be discontinued to achieve a natural corneal shape before treatment. Soft contact lenses should be out 1 to 3 days prior to treatment. Toric soft contacts should be discontinued 1 week before treatment. Patients with gas ... more

The answer is yes, but, like all other sunbed users, those who wear contact lenses should also put on special goggles that protect the eyes from UV radiation - such as the "Super Sunnies" from Ergoline. To afford better protection, ACUVUE ... more

Guide for using cosmetic contact lenses - Make sure your environment is clean, well lit, and free from dust. - Ensure your hands and fingers are clean and free from soap, oil, or detergent. - People with sensitive eyes or allergies are advised not ... more

You can feel novelty contact lenses when you wear them, but if you buy good quality lenses they shouldn’t feel less comfortable than regular ones. Check out our tinted lenses to choose good quality novelty coloured lenses. If you are not used to ... more