AquaClear Contact Lenses And A Few Wearing Tips

The number one issue for contact lens wearers is dry, itchy eyes. The main cause of itchy and dry eyes for contact lens wearers is the lack of access to oxygen. This is vital because oxygen helps keep the eyes moist and fresh. Therefore when considering brands of contact lenses its important to note that AquaClear Contact Lenses’ modern technology allows approximately six times more oxygen to be let through to your eyes than ordinary soft contact lenses. These lenses are made of extra-permeable silicone hydrogel materials and “breathe” so well that oxygen deprivation is no longer a problem, even if you wear your lenses for several days.

The only problem with wearing contact lenses is that you can not control your environment, so to help further ensure the most comfort from even the best of contact lenses, here are some extra tips.

• Avoid dusty rooms.
• Stay away from cigarette smoke.
• Try to keep the water away from your eyes when showering and wear tight goggles while swimming.
• Never wear your contact lenses longer than your doctor recommends.

Also to minimize the risk of eye infection it is very important to pay attention to how your eyes feel and not to ignore any unpleasant symptoms. If your eyes feel irritated or simply uncomfortable, take the lens out immediately and give your eye 6-8 hours rest. Rinse the lens well before putting it back in. And if discomfort continues, don’t ignore it, see your doctor.

AquaClear Contact Lenses, The Facts:

The secret is Aquaform™ technology, which optimizes the relationship between oxygen and water, creating a softer, more flexible lens material. It all adds up to a naturally comfortable lens with no additives, coatings, wetting agents, or surface treatments.

Nothing comes between you and a more comfortable lens-wearing experience. New Aquaclear contact lenses are made from a unique, naturally water loving material that helps them stay moist and comfortable all day long. Aquaclear’s revolutionary lens material is also highly breathable, allowing greater levels of oxygen to freely flow through the lens, keeping your eyes clear, white, and healthy looking.

Make sure you’re enjoying the best contact lens-wearing experience possible, ask your Vision Source eye care professional about new AquaClear contact lenses.

The Best And Most Comfortable Contact Lenses For Dry Eyes? 

If you are wearing contact lenses and suffer from dry eyes, read on to see what the best and most comfortable contact lenses for dry eyes are as well as simple tips you can use to reduce eye dryness. Eye dryness is actually the biggest complaint of contact lens wearers. In fact, as much as fifty percent of contact lens wearers report that eye dryness is an issue.

First lets examine why your eyes become dry in the first place when you’re wearing contact lenses.

The environment is by far number one. Staring at a computer screen for most of the day doesn’t help. This is due to not allowing your eyes to blink at their usual rate and just blinking more often does relieve eye dryness.

Improper use of even the best contact lenses for dry eyes is another major factor. Make sure to use your contacts as prescribed by your optometrist. Don’t wear them longer than designed for and make sure you follow the cleaning instructions to get optimal performance from your contact lenses. Protein build up occurs at a much faster rate for extended wear contact lens wearers and can be a problem. For this reason, lenses should be cleaned on a regular basis with the proper eye wash solution.

Not all contacts are created for relieving dry eye symptoms. Below you’ll find some of the most comfortable contact lenses are specifically designed to reduce for dry eyes.

Now that you know what could be causing your dry eyes, lets take a look at some of the possible solutions.

• Always consult your eye doctor before moving to a different type of contact lens.

• For quick relief, have some contact lens rewetting drops handy, carry a tiny rewetting bottle in your pocket or purse. This is a short term solution however, and if you are finding that you need to revert back to using these drops more and more often, you may want to consider changing to one of the best contact lenses for dry eyes below. Be sure you use the rewetting drops that were specifically designed for your brand of contact lens.

• Change lenses as prescribed. Don’t wear them longer than they were designed for. Disposable soft contact lenses eliminates protein build up, which is often the cause of eye dryness.

Great news is that there are many of the right types of lens care products along with  newer oxygen permeable silicone hydrogel materials available, dry eye symptoms while wearing contacts can now be a thing of the past.

Here are some of the best and most comfortable contact lenses for dry eyes in no particular order:

• Air Optix Night & Day Aqua
• ACUVUE Advance Plus Contact Lenses
• Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism
• Proclear Compatibles
• SofLens 38 (Optima FW)

See your eye specialist today and finally get rid of your dry problems, now there are no more excuses.