Questions about contact lenses?!
Question: Questions about contact lenses!?
so in a couple of days im goin to get my eyes tested again so i can get my first pair of contacts!. but im kinda worried cuz my friend has them and she said theyre great and it doesnt take that long to get used to them but my dad asked a few people he knows who have them and they say that theyre ok but they dry out and get stuck in your eyes a lot
do they get stuck and dry out easily!? do they do it a lot in cold weather!? do they take a long time to get used to!? how long does it usually take to put them in the first time!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
do they get stuck and dry out easily!? do they do it a lot in cold weather!? do they take a long time to get used to!? how long does it usually take to put them in the first time!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
No they don't stick or dry easily in general!. If you've been wearing them for a very long time (i!.e!. you got up early and you've still got them in late at night) they can become a bit dry and uncomfortable but not a problem really!. The cold weather doesn't seem to affect them for me!. It takes a while to get used to putting them in and taking them out and when they're in they feel strange for a while but it doesn't take very long to get used to the sensation, pretty soon you'll forget you're wearing them!. The first time I put them in it took me an hour!. My friend took two hours!. But don't worry about it, they let you sit at a desk with the lens solution and a case and you just keep trying til you get it, and then it gets easier and easier!. One thing I was worried about was not being able to get them out but I actually found that much easier to do than putting them in!. All in all, I was really nervous when I first tried them but honestly, it's fine!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
People, especially youngsters feel insecure & self-conscious of wearing spectacles!. But, science has, for some time now, been providing with an alternative to ugly disfiguring glasses- little transparent pieces of plastic, called contact lenses, inserted in the eye to sit over the iris!. These lenses can be given the same power as spectacle lenses and can, therefore, correct a person
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