Improve Your Vision and Overall Look with Contact Lenses

Most people who wear corrective lenses will know there are many benefits to wearing contact lenses. But, while contacts can liberate you from your spectacles, they also come with their own set of challenges. From maintenance to cost, they can be more of a bugbear than a savour for many people.

But, you shouldn’t let these pesky irritations deter you from using contact lenses as a valuable addition to your eye care routine. Especially since the technology used for contact lenses has come a long way. While older contact lens designs have swayed many spectacle-wearers away from uncomfortable, often cumbersome contact lenses, these days there are a wide range of alternatives in the market that are well worth considering.

Contact lenses of the future

Most traditional reusable lenses can have negative effects on the health of your eyes, whereby protein, calcium, lipids and other substances found naturally in your tears can build up on your lenses. That is where disposable lenses help solve that problem.

CooperVision contact lenses are daily or longer-wear contacts that are disposable, hydrogel lenses, which feature a high H20 content, making them very soft on your eyes, easy-to-use, and help prevent dry eyes and the need for expensive solutions and long-term commitments.

Of course, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, but thankfully, CooperVision offers a variety of products to suit daily, bi-weekly, or monthly wearers, based on your preference and lifestyle needs.

Less hassle, more benefits

Whether you’re heading to the shops, tackling a gym session, playing sports, or having a night out in the town, there’s an option to simplify your life and give you a convenient way to use and manage your lenses.

Once you’re done using the CooperVision lenses, you can simply dispose them off and use a new set, alleviating the need to carry cases, accessories, or solutions around. There’s no need for lens cleaning, and they are a healthier alternative because there is no day-to-day accumulation of lens deposits, and no extended wear.

That said, there are flexible wear options available (which allow you to wear lenses for up to 7 days), because, with the advent of silicone hydrogel lenses, which are better at letting oxygen through the lens to your eyes, your cornea is able to get the oxygen it needs to stay healthy during sleep.

Another plus point is that you can order contact lenses online on Eyesupply,  that allows you to shop and get your prescribed CooperVision contact lenses delivered right at your door.

So, what should be my first move towards contacts?

Of course, it’s important to consult an optician or specialist when selecting your eyewear or optical requirements. They can help with a few tips and prescribe a wearing schedule or recommendation based on your eyes, any conditions you may have, and your lifestyle, factoring in your hobbies, activities, budget, and work environment.