Choose the Right Contact Lenses Based On Your Need

Whether you are switching to blue eyes for an ice queen look or a flashy purple Iris for a wizard, the right branded contact lenses will always complete the look. With so many brands and options out there, follow the guidelines in choosing the right contacts for you:

Soft contact lenses: Generally, soft contact lenses are easier to adjust than a rigid gas permeable lens. They are comfortable when they need to wear for a long period of time.

Extended wear lenses: These lenses can be worn continuously up to seven days without removing them. In addition to that SFDA approved contact lenses can be wear night and days for up to 30 days.

Scheduled replacement lenses: These contact lenses must be replaced regularly, usually every two weeks, four weeks, or 12 weeks.

Silicon-based lenses: These contact lenses prevent deposits from accumulating so they are more comfortable with less risk of irritation and more breathable.

Colored contact lenses: As these lenses are colored with tint, making it easier to find a lost lens without altering the color of your eyes. The contact lenses may be cosmetic giving you a different eye color than your natural color.

Daily disposable contact lenses: If your eyes are dry or prone to allergies then daily disposable contact lenses are a good choice for you. Though these lenses will cost more money it carries the lowest risk of infection as deposits and allergens have less time to build up because daily you will have a new pair of contact lenses

Weekly/Monthly disposable lenses: By using new contact lenses to a greater extent you can reduce the risk of infection. Moreover, they are slightly less expensive than daily disposable contact lenses. 

Sports activity/ UV protection: If you are engaged in outdoor sports or spend a lot of time in the sun then you may take an advice of an eye doctor about your option of choosing soft contact lenses with UV protection.

It is important to note that UV protection in contact lenses protect only part of the eye. In order to protect the whole eye,  you should wear sunglasses outdoor even if your contact lenses are UV protected.

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