to your Glasses Today If you are considering to
switch over from your old spectacles to contact lenses, Let us inform you, You
are going in the right direction. Over 30 million people in the US are estimated to be using Contact Lenses.
Welcome to Sharp's Information :
What are Contact Lenses ?
Contact lenses are a medical device, designed to fit right onto the
cornea. Contact lenses can help reduce image distortion sometimes
caused by eyeglasses because they fit right onto the eye and offers
increased peripheral vision. An Eye Care Practitioner needs to first fit a
patient for contact lenses, because sizes of the eyes are all different and each patient is unique in their own ways.
Soft Lenses (Disposable) :
These contact lenses
contains 25% to 79% water. They are easily adaptable to your eyes, hence are quite comfortable. With soft contacts, you will
barely feel that there is something that is there. However, you should
be more careful in handling them and have replaced more frequently.
Daily
Disposable: If you want the ultimate
convenience, you must go for disposable contact lenses. The cleaning and
disinfection procedures with disposable contacts are extremely simple. They are better for your health of your eyes because they are more
frequently replaced. Also you will always have some spare lenses with you. These
days you can get disposable contact lenses in all Toric, Bifocal, and Colored
versions.
Weekly Disposable:
Weekly Disposable
contact lenses offers the convenient way to correct your vision.
The disposable contact lenses listed below are designed to be replaced
on a 1-2 week(s) basis. For the benefit of health of your eye, consult with your personal optometrist with all contact lenses related questions such as the suitable period of wearing.
Monthly Disposable:
Monthly Disposable
contact lenses are offer the convenient way to correct your vision.
The disposable contact lenses listed below are designed to be replaced
on a monthly basis. For the benefit of health of your eye, consult with your personal optometrist with all contact lenses related questions such as the suitable period of wearing.
Color Contact Lenses:
Colored Lenses are mainly worn for Cosmetic purposes. You can get five different types of colored contact lenses, namely, visibility tints,
enhancement tints, opaque color tints and light-filtering tints. If you have perfect vision, you can take the 'Plano/No Power' form of colored contact lenses that do
not make any visual correction. You can also get them as disposable or frequent
replacement lenses.
Toric
Soft Lenses: These Lenses are for astigmatism wearer and claimed
to correct astigmatism. You can get these types in daily wear as well as
planned replacement versions. You may be required to visit the doctor's clinic
more than once to get a perfect fitting.
Information & Tips :
Please make sure the Power (Sphere), Diameter , Base Curve are all correct before you wear Contact Lenses
For the Toric Users , Please make sure the Cylinder , Axis are all correct before you wear Contact Lenses
Always wash your hands before handling with Contact Lenses and make
sure your contact lenses are clean as well
Pull down your lower eyelid, using your applying hand
We recommend to replace your Lens Case every 2 months
Lens case must be well cleaned and dried every time after usage
We recommend to wear Freshlook Colors if your eyes are naturally dark in color
Majority of Contact Lenses will block Ultraviolet
We recommend to have a spare Contact lenses and Solutions with you for safely reasons
Use New solution every time the lenses are taken out of the case
Start with your left lens. Always work from left to right
Insert your Lenses before you apply Makeup,Mascaras and Eyeliners
Contact lenses should be in the solution
for at least 6 hours, and must be cleaned with fresh solutions for 5
seconds before putting them on
Do Not :
Do not use Tap Water to clean your Contact Lenses
Do not Switch the type of Solution you use except recommended by the professionals
Do not let Hair Spay , Air Refresher or have Tap Water contact your lenses
Do not use your Contact Lenses if your eyes are Red or in Pain - remove it Immediately
Do not swap or lend your Contact Lenses to anyone
Do not
use your Regular Eyeglasses Prescription to get Contact Lenses. It Is Different !
Do not wear Contact Lenses to swim except you are going to wear goggles
Do not wear Contact Lenses after Eye Surgery
Do not wear your Contact Lenses if you are passed 12 months of your Vision Test
BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU BUY YOUR HALLOWEEN CONTACT LENSES!
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Tips for First Time wearers :
Day 1: Try on your new lenses but wear them for no longer than 2-4 hours. Day 2: If you feel comfortable, try extending the wearing time to 4-6 hours. Day 3: Wear it for the full day of work (6-8 hours )but remember use eye-drops in dry places. Day 4: After wearing it for 8-10 hours, meet your friends after work for Happy Hour. Day 5: Congratulations! You've graduated to maximum 10-12 Hours wearing schedule.
When Should Contact Lenses be Replaced?
If your contact lenses are still comfortable and are in good conditions beyond the recommended replacement schedule, it is still advisable to adhere to the wearing schedule prescribed. The main advantage of disposable lenses is that a fresh pair is worn daily or every couple of weeks.
Please see your optician to get your updated prescription if you are a first time user or your vision test has passed 1 year.
Customers should consult with your personal optometrist with all contact lenses related questions. It is important that you follow your eye care provider's wearing instructions.
For the benefit of your the health of your eye, please have your eyes examined by a qualified eye care professional prior to purchasing/ wearing any contact lenses. Also it is recommended to get a regular eye inspection every six months. Please check the contact lenses carefully before insertion. If it appears damaged or unusual, do not use it and contact your eye professional.
How do I read my soft contact lenses Prescription ?
*The Regular Eyeglasses Prescription is not the same as Contact Lenses*
OS = Left Eye , OD = Right Eye
Brand Name : (Acuvue, FreshLook, Focus. etc.)
Power (Sphere) : ' + ' Presbyopia , ' - ' Shortsighted , a number Between +20.00 to -20.00
BC : Means Base Curve , The Curve of the Contact Lenses , Range from 8.0 to 10.0 , Normally both eyes are Same
DIA : Means Diameter , The Diameter of the Contact Lenses , Range from 13.0 to 15.0 , Normally both eyes are Same
The follow options are for Astigmatism Wearer , Toric Lenses will fitted Astigmatism's Customers