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Always wear sunglasses or Transitions glasses (glasses that get dark outside and become clear indoors) to prevent macular degeneration.
Ultraviolet will cause the macula (center of the back part of the eye) to degenerate. People affected by macular degeneration lose their center vision. The disease also creates starbursts, halos and causes blurry vision. Vision remains blurry even with glasses on.
Always wear sunglasses or Transitions glasses (glasses that get dark outside and become clear indoors) to prevent cataracts.
Always wear sunglasses or Transitions glasses (glasses that get dark outside and become clear indoors) to prevent pterygium.
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Question: Can I wear contact lenses, even though I have astigmatism?
Answer: Yes, you can wear toric contact lenses. Toric contacts were designed for those who have astigmatism. Question: Can I wear contact lenses, even tough I have presbyopia and currently wear bifocal (or trifocal or progressive) glasses? Answer: Yes, you can wear multifocal contact lenses. Multifocal contacts were designed for those who have presbyopia. Question: Can I wear contact lenses, even though I have both astigmatism and presbyopia? Answer: Yes, but you will either have to wear one contact lens for distance vision on one eye and another contact for near on the other eye, or Rigid Gas Permeable (Hard) contacts. Question: Can I wear contact lenses during sleeping, showering or swimming? Answer: No, due to much higher odds of getting an eye infection. Bonus Tip: Save money by buying a year-supply of contact lenses all at once. Escondido Eyecare offers discounts AND a manufacturer's mail-in rebate when purchasing a year-supply of contacts. |
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