Feel Good Contacts

Thanks to a combination of improved manufacturing processes contact lenses have become increasingly better value in recent years.

There is a huge range and wide variety of options available to aid those of us with poor eyesight.

Despite the advantages of contact lenses over glasses, many glasses wearers still choose not to wear contact lenses on a regular basis.

Contact lenses are an increasingly popular choice for those of us with eyesight problems.

Traditionally contact lenses have not been prescribed for children; however this long accepted wisdom is now beginning to change.

With coloured contact lenses becoming more and more popular, there is increased awareness of the issues that improper coloured or cheap contact lenses can cause.

If you wear contact lenses, you’ll know that good lens hygiene is essential to ward off bacteria and infections. However, it is possible to become complacent, particularly if you’ve been wearing lenses for a long time without any problems.

Recent research has found that a sizeable chunk of UK drivers (45%) who should wear glasses for driving, don’t.

Whilst it is of course best to have perfect vision, if you are in the unfortunate situation of not being able to see properly, daily tasks such as driving become more complex.

Recently-released figures have revealed that a worrying number of people have been admitted to hospital with eye problems caused by contact lenses.