An optician or optometrist
Contact lenses is another way to correct vision besides wearing glasses. I am nearsighted and can't see anything without my glasses. It corrects my vision and I don't have to worry about having my glasses break
The purpose is that you don't wanna have glasses or you want your eyes to be a different type of color.
People are generally considered great candidates for contact lenses when they have a vision problem that needs to be corrected. Instead of opting for glasses, these people opt to wear contact lenses for their vision difficulties.
Contact Lenses are very important..they have given confidence to the people..who have low esteem due to glasses..
Contact lenses are a personal choice. It's up to the 'patient' to decide whether they want to wear spectacles - or switch to contact lenses. There are no publicly-available records to show the figures for spectacles v lenses.
i think its around 65% but I'm not for her-sure
Glasses or contact lenses... you could have laser eye surgery but it costs £400 per eye.
This depends on how bad your vision is, if it is not super bad you can probably wear contact lenses rather than glasses. Also some people have dry or easily irratible eyes and therefore have a big problem with thier contacts. Finally make sure to check with your opthamologist about anything else that might be paticular to you. Hard contact lenses are typically more expensive than soft contact lenses because they are not disposable. Hard lenses are designed to be cleaned and reused and often last for more than a year. Hard lenses are typically reserved for special eye problems were soft lenses are not practical.
Contact Lenses have created a good barrier..and people are free from all the headache of operations and glasses.. netlenses.com.au
No, you do not have to wear glasses before using contact lenses. Many people choose to start with contacts directly, especially if they prefer that option for vision correction. However, an eye exam is necessary to determine the appropriate prescription and fit for contact lenses. It's essential to consult with an eye care professional to ensure they are suitable for you.
If you are talking about lenses glasses. They help people see long distance or short
In 1948, California optician Kevin Tuohy (1919-1968) introduced the first contact lenses that resembled modern gas permeable contact lenses of today. Wichterle and Lim's discovery led to the 1971 launch of the first FDA-approved soft contact lenses in the United States - Bausch & Lomb's "SofLens" brand contacts. It was done for people who didnt like to wear glasses..