Tears keep your eyes moisturized & healthy. They are responsible to flush out the irritants, help swift floating of contact lenses & make blinking easier. A tear film when begins to get drier quickly than expected leads to a condition “Dry Eye Syndrome” that runs a havoc of irritabilities. Several factors including “prolonged glare on… Continue reading Treating Digital Eye Strain using Rohto Cool Eye Drops- Tired Eye Relief
Category: Colored Contact Lens
Are you a veteran con-goer with wardrobes of intricate costumes of various characters? Do you want to step up the authenticity of your cosplay? Whether you’re new to costuming or a long-time expert, colored contact lens is the perfect tool for you.
In an instant, you can transform yourself into an old soul with deep gray eyes that pierce into one’s soul. Wisteria-coloured eyes imbue your character with a sense of mystery—suggesting a secret locked behind your beguiling smiles. Let your aura exude innocence and wonderment with bright blue eyes that teases a magical talent, with its potential yet unseen and undiscovered.
But colored contact lens is more than a costumer’s best friend. Colored contact lens can also bring your everyday look to the next level. Express yourself with opaque contact lenses to match your irises to the color of your dress or your mood. Captivate onlookers with heterochromia by using contact lens on just one eye. Or take a step further and go for a multiple color tone lens. Even if you’re going for a conventional look, you can always add a subtle touch of sophistication to your gaze with lens that matches your natural eye color.
If your eyes are the windows to your soul, then contact lens does more than just enhancing your style. It creates the essence of your character and adds nuances to your personality, bringing your soul to true metamorphosis.
However, despite its dramatic effect, wearing colored contact lens isn’t as intimidating as it seems. As technology improves, contact lens are now affordable, comfortable, and are safe and quick to use. In this section, you can find all of the information you need to know to wear colored contact lens confidently.
Have you never tried contact lens before and you don’t know how to choose between prescriptions, disposable period, different solutions and the many lenses to choose from, you can find all of the basic information on colored contact lens as well as the information on how to care and maintain for it in this section. If you don’t know where to start, why not check out our ultimate guide to buying colored contact lens online?
You may have concerns about blurry eyes, eye injuries, COVID infection or even blindness. While contact lens is perfectly safe to use, it is important that you follow the manufacturer’s instruction and your doctor’s advice, Learn how to prevent health risks associated with colored contact lenses here.
A wise person learns from their mistake but a smarter person learns from the mistakes of others. Poor contact lens hygiene, going to sleep with your contact lens on, using the wrong solution or using water with your contact lens are some of the common cause of problems among contact lens wearers. Discover new findings and advices from experts and check out some of the common problems with colored contact lens.
Don’t miss out on the freedom in self-expression that colored contact lens can offer you. Educate and empower yourself!
Care & Considerations with Contact Lens Eye Drops
Eye drops are essential to contact lens wearers with dry eyes. They help relieve discomfort, temporary redness & irritability associated with contact lenses. There are different types of over the counter eye drops available that are known to be very effective. However, in case you have serious ocular complications and infections; talk to your eye… Continue reading Care & Considerations with Contact Lens Eye Drops
This is How Smoking Affect your Eyes & Contact Lens Tolerance
Smoking is injurious to health. Hands down. It does not only affect your lungs & other vital organs but also is a grave remorse to your eyes. Smoking along with the consumption of other unhealthy beverages such as caffeine & alcohol increase the risk of corneal infiltrates & dry eye syndrome. It is also known… Continue reading This is How Smoking Affect your Eyes & Contact Lens Tolerance
Keeping your Eyes Safe at Color Run & Holi Festivals
Colors bring fun to one’s life. Color Run is an event series, revoling around the concept of a five kilometer free race that takes place in North & South America, some parts of Asia, Europe & UAE. The participants are showered with powdered colors at the different stations along the run. Holi is a similar… Continue reading Keeping your Eyes Safe at Color Run & Holi Festivals
Are my Contact Lenses causing me Headache?
Contact lenses made from soft hydrophilic material are the most comfortable lenses ever. They allow a great supply of oxygen to let through your eyes that keep them moist & hydrated. Though contact lens manufacturers follow the average measurements when constructing contact lenses; some people may not be able to fit in the said bracket.… Continue reading Are my Contact Lenses causing me Headache?
5 Tips: How to Prevent Ripping your Contact Lenses?
Contact lenses are made from soft fragile material- one wrong move can cause ripping in your circle contacts. It is very frustrating to keep tearing them especially if you are a student with a limited pocket money. Please note contact lenses don’t rip on their own. Improper handling with your circle lenses is the major… Continue reading 5 Tips: How to Prevent Ripping your Contact Lenses?
Health Alert – Patients Losing Vision From Using Tap Water With Contact Lenses
Contact lenses are medical prosthetic devices and must be used accordingly. Recently, a High School Boyd County teacher has risked his vision in the right eye from using tap water. All contact lens wearers must know that contact lenses and water have never been a good combination. Water carries a microorganism “acanthamoeba” that feeds on… Continue reading Health Alert – Patients Losing Vision From Using Tap Water With Contact Lenses