EXTENDED WEAR CONTACT LENSES
Contact lenses not only provide clear vision, but – unlike spectacles – give you the freedom to wear them. Extended wear contact lenses are divided into bi-weekly and monthly contact lenses according to the duration of wear
EXTENDED WEAR CONTACT LENSES:
HEALTH
To reduce the likelihood of infections, it is important
- do not wear contact lenses;
- not sleep with contact lenses;
- daily cleaning with a special contact lens solution.
PATHOGUM
- the perfect choice for frequent contact lens wearers;
- Unlike glasses, contact lenses do not rust or shatter – making them comfortable to wear and easy to see without restriction.
COMFORT
- For maximum eye comfort, it is recommended to use moisturising drops.
Do you prefer extended wear contact lenses? A few tips:
- – Wear your contact lenses for the period of time specified by the contact lens manufacturer or recommended by your eye care professional;
- – clean your pair of contact lenses properly every day;
- – Avoid sleeping with contact lenses;
- – Always have at least a few pairs of daily disposable contact lenses for water activities or travelling.
Want to try extended wear contact lenses?
Whether you intend to wear contact lenses all the time or only occasionally, you should consult an eye care professional when choosing your contact lenses. “The eye care professionals at Optikos pasaulio will not only check your vision, eye and tear film characteristics, but also help you choose the right contact lenses for you.
“Optikos Pasaulis recommends
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
How do I wear my contact lenses?
To avoid confusion in the future, get into the habit of putting your contact lens in your right eye first. Before inserting the lens, check it for scratches or tears. If the contact lens is damaged, throw it away and take a new one.
How old can I wear contact lenses?
There is no set age limit for when a child can start wearing contact lenses, but it can be done when the child is able to wear and maintain contact lenses independently.
Proximity correction required. Can I choose contact lenses?
This includes special contact lenses that correct distance and near vision simultaneously. Your eye care professional will recommend the best contact lenses for your needs.
