Coloured contact lenses are a fast growing segment of the contact lens market. Color contact lenses allow you to correct your vision along with your eye color at the same time. All color contact lenses require a prescription but even if you don’t need vision correction, ask your doctor about 0.00, or plano contacts, so you can get the benefit of changing your eye color without the corrective prescription.
Acuvue contact lenses are the world’s Number 1 prescription contact lens brand. You can select Acuvue 2 Colours Opaques for completely changing the eye color, or Acuvue 2 Colours Enhancers for light eyes.
Now you can change the color of your eyes without fooling around with your eyesight. New ACUVUE 2 COLOURS Brand contact lenses were designed by the most innovative vision scientists and the most demanding color artists.
ACUVUE 2 COLOURS features a special color-enhancing layer. So you get truly vivid, yet natural color.
Acuvue 2 Colours contact lenses are ultra-thin, made mostly of water, and so comfortable you’ll hardly know you’re wearing them. Even if you don’t need vision correction, don’t trust your eyes to anything less than ACUVUE.
Widely recognized as a leader in lens technology and innovation, Johnson & Johnson manufactures premium vision for its customers worldwide. Peerless in their advancements of soft lens technology, Johnson & Johnson is dedicated to the pursuit of comfortable lenses for your vision correction.
Acuvue are soft contact lenses by Johnson & Johnson(Vistakon) that offer the freedom of crisp, clear vision lenses, part of the renowned Acuvue lens family, are suitable for those of us seeking the ideal combination of convenience and performance in a planned replacement soft lens. They can also be worn as a one-week extended wear lens. Wear the same pair every day – clean them every night for up to two weeks, and then replace with a new pair.
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ADORE coloured contact lenses. Eyemed Technologies produces, sells and distributes the finest cosmetic and prescription contact lenses all over the world. Thanks to a team of experts from around the world, Eyemed Technologieshas a wealth of experience in the international contact lens market.
This expertise is combined with Italian style, which has given the brand an original and dynamic position in the industry, and led to commercial success in more than 30 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia and Latina America.
There are 21 colours in ADORE coloured contact lenses collection. A collection is designed with meticulous attention to details that blends comfort and elegance.
- The price is for 2 pcs. contact lenses in buffered saline solution.
- Changing period: three months
- Regime of wear: take off before sleep
- UV protection: >60%
- Water content: 45%
Today there are so many different types of contact lenses on the market that no matter what your pre-existing conditions you should be able to find a contact that is right for you. One of the biggest differences in contact lenses is whether you choose hard or soft lenses. There are benefits and drawbacks to each type and your optometrist will be able to recommend the best type of contact lens to you based on your personal situation. However, here you can read about the different benefits and drawbacks of soft vs. hard contact lenses and then you will not only be more educated but will likely have an idea of which type of contact will be best for you.
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Vision is the most important of the five senses, because it allows us to see the world in every detail, enjoy its colors, variety of nuances and shapes.
Environmental pollution, inherited genes, congenital diseases are the reasons for loss of most people’s eyesight. The choice of many of us is silicone hydrogel contact lenses.
Silicone hydrogel lenses are the latest development in soft contact lens materials. They are healthier than conventional soft lenses because they allow up to 6 times more oxygen to pass through them and increased oxygen transmission results in better overall eye health.
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Why do we need contact lenses? Most people prefer them instead of glasses, which, in their view, distort the appearance. In addition, there are many other benefits for contact lenses wearers:
- vision becomes more natural, the size of objects close to the real;
- the contact lens moves with the eye, so there is no distortion inherent in the use of glasses;
- the field of view is not limited as by spectacles;
- contact lenses never mist.
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Many of colored contact lenses are available with and without vision correction so even people without a need for vision correction can wear them, as well as people who have astigmatism, or need bifocal contact lenses. The center of the lens, the part that lies over your pupil, is clear so you can see.
An enhancement tint is a solid but translucent (see-through) tint. An enhancement tint changes your eye color. As the name implies, it’s meant to enhance the existing color of your eyes. These types of tints are usually best for people who have light colored eyes and want to make their eye color more intense. Color tints are deeper, opaque tints that can change your eye color completely. Usually they are made of patterns of solid colors. If you have dark eyes, you’ll need this type of color contact lens to change your eye color. Color contacts come in a wide variety of colors, including green, amethyst, blue, gray, violet, and hazel.
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A new study found that many contact lens wearers in the United States do not follow the recommended replacement schedules for their lenses, making them vulnerable to a variety of eye infections, which cause serious eye problems.
The study examined 1,654 contact lens wearers in groups with different replacement frequency. It found that people wore their contact lenses for a much longer period of time than recommended and didn’t replace contact lens case in time:
- 26 % of those who over-wore their lenses said they wanted “to save money” by wearing their contacts for longer periods
- 51 % said they “forgot which day to replace their contact lenses”
- 18 % of participants reported it was “not important” to clean contact lenses every day
- 16 % of contact lenses wearers replaced their contact lens case only once a year
- 14 % never replaced their lens case
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Nanotechnology has reached critical mass. Nowhere is this more evident than in medicine. Rising medical costs, demands for less-invasive procedures and pressures for immediate feedback of medical conditions, all point to nanotechnology as offering a new approach in healthcare.
When a person suffers from eye ailments today, nine times out of ten, he will be prescribed eye drops to treat his illness or relieve his discomfort. However, 95 percent of the medication administered in this manner flows to where it is not needed. Most eye medications are delivered by drops. The drops usually mix with tears and drain into the nasal cavity, where they can flow through the blood stream to other organs and cause serious side effects. In addition, dosage through eye drops is inconsistent and difficult to regulate, as most of the drugs are released in an initial burst of concentration.
To counter these problems, researchers have been studying the use of contact lenses to deliver eye medication.
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Coloured contact lenses are a fast growing segment of the contact lens market. Color contact lenses allow you to correct your vision along with your eye color at the same time. All color contact lenses require a prescription but even if you don’t need vision correction, ask your doctor about 0.00, or plano contacts, so you can get the benefit of changing your eye color without the corrective prescription.
