Contact Lens Types
There are many types of contact lenses. They differ from each other not only by strength, but by diameter, curvature, and–very importantly–by material. Lenses can be used to correct astigmatism and presbyopia (multifocal contact lenses). Appearance can be enhanced with colored lenses.
Some lenses are intended to be used for just one day, while others are intended for monthly use or continuous wear. Nowadays, soft lenses are much more popular than traditional vial lenses.
It's easy, convenient, and safe to order contact lenses online. On these pages we feature trustworthy retailers who sell original, quality products from major manufacturers.
While you may not be required to send a prescription to the seller, please remember that only a qualified professional can determine what kind of lenses are suitable for your eyes. Contact lenses are not for everybody, and wearing the wrong kind may cause irritation or even permanent damage to the eye.
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How to Choose Contact Lenses
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