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10 Tips on Selecting the Right Contact Lenses

Contact lenses improve vision as well as looks. Wearing contact lenses has gained in popularity over the years and today many people buy lens online on the internet. The field is so competitive that consumers can get great discounts if they search hard enough.

Over the years contact lens technology has transformed and today contact lens users have many choices. There are so many options that it is often a dilemma what to choose.

Here are a few guidelines:

1. Before buying contact lenses have a through eye check by a qualified doctor. Be sure to write down your medical history in detail. Determine whether or not you are a suitable candidate for contact lenses.

2. Next make the effort to educate yourself. Find out what kinds of contact lenses are available and which ones are comfortable, safe, and durable. There are several types like hard contact lenses, rigid gas permeable, soft lenses, extended wear contact lenses, and disposables.

3. Evaluate your lifestyle and weigh the pros and cons of wearing contact lenses. If you lead a busy life and rush around or play contact sports, you may not be an ideal candidate. Similarly if you are prone to eye irritations and allergies then contact lens are not for you.

4. Buying and maintaining contact lenses can be expensive. Before you invest find out from other contact lens users what the recurring expenses are likely to be.

5. Surf the World Wide Web and read articles on eye care and contact lenses. This will help you make an informed decision.

6. Once you have decided on the kind of contact lens you are going to buy make the effort of finding out the prices of the lens and who the different manufacturers are.

7. Do a comparative study of costs of contact lenses bought from the doctor’s office, optician, manufacturer, and online. Many users find that buying contact lenses online is cheaper.

8. Make sure the lenses you buy fit the prescription for contact lenses written by the eye doctor. Once the contact lenses arrive verify their power.

9. Always read the instructions for contact lens care and wear before you purchase contact lenses. Some lenses require little care while others need regular replacement, cleaning, as well as sterilization.

10. Always ask for a receipt for purchase as well as guarantee. Never compromise on quality as they are to be placed close to your eyes.

Buying a contact lens is expensive and so the decision must be well thought of. Always buy lens care products like storing and cleaning solutions that are of quality and those that are recommended by the manufacturer of the contact lens or eye doctor. Be sure to check the expiry date and whether the seal is intact.

Contact lenses need great care and you must learn how to wear them from a professional nurse or doctor. Be sure to follow instructions carefully. In case you develop any irritations or redness of eyes immediately visit the doctor.

About the Author

Carrie Karasev is a retired Contact Lenses Agent and a writer for http://www.1888contactlenses.com , the premier website to find free search for cheap prospective contact lenses online services to buy all brands of contact lences like Freshlook contact lens, soft contact lens, bifocal contact lens, solutions and more.

Intense burning when I put contact lenses in?

I got contact lenses for the first time about 6 weeks ago and initially everything seemed fine with them, but over the past couple of weeks when I first put them in, I get an INTENSE burning sensation in my eyes which lasts about 30 seconds, along with a lot of watering.

I follow the instructions for washing/disinfecting them, and I've just opened a new pack (I have monthly lenses) and thought that might help, but if anything it's been worse over the last couple of days.

Any suggestions as to why this is happening or what I can do to stop it? It's REALLY painful, but only lasts 30 seconds or so. I do suffer from hayfever - could that be anything to do with it?

Hayfever could deffinetly have something to do with along with a sudden fracture or rip in the contact lense, or displacement.
Also, something that happend to me that gavwe me a similar affect was that i had touch something then simply rubbed my eyes and I had to wash my contact again because it was on my contact and thats why it had continued stinging when it normally wouldn't have if i hadnt had my contacts in.

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