I am a long-time gas permeable contact lens wearer. I began having problems with films developing on my lenses several months ago. (…)
I am trying to go back to wearing contacts but am having a lot of difficulty. I will admit my last pair of contacts was back in the late 80s early 90s. much has changed. (…)
I am attempting to wear soft contact lenses again after several years. (…)
You mention that you can piggy back a hard lens onto a soft lens. How, then, are the lenses removed. Can you just pop them both out at one time? (…)
Question:
Hi, I'm italian and I have keratoconus. I'm extremly interested in synergeyes lenses because I pratice agonistic sport and I need a stable, soft-like lens. (…)
I have seen mirrored contact lenses in the movies. I think Vin Diesel wore them in Riddick. Are mirrored lenses available to the public? And if so, where can I get some? (…)
I was wondering if there is any Bifocal Contact Lens that can be worn for a week or two? My eye doctor said that there is not. But a friend of mine said that there was. (…)
What is a "Boston Contact Lens"?
Boston contact lenses are all gas permeable lenses. (…)
My friend wears hard (gas permeable) contact lenses, why doesn't she wear soft lenses? and what are the benefits of (gas permeable) lenses? (…)
What are custom contact lenses and why would my lens fitter say I need them?
Custom contact lenses by definition are any lenses made to order. (…)
I wear hard lenses, is that the same as a rigid gas permeable contact lens?
This is a common question for long time lens wearers. (…)
I want to try contact lenses, but I am scared. Do they hurt?
I hear this question from a good portion of first time lens wearers when they come in for a fitting. (…)
