Buy Daily Disposable Contact Lenses at Diamond Vision
Disposable contact lenses are extremely popular these days. As an alternative to hard lenses of the past and rigid gas permeable lenses of today, they are generally considered to be far superior in comfort and wearability. They come in many different varieties, and it is important to know which is best for you. Below, our trusted eyecare professionals give you a brief explanation of some of the major types of daily disposable contact lenses on the market today.
Dr. Shane Galan, on why he recommends dailies:
“I prefer and highly recommended daily single use contact lens for all of my contact lens patients. Dailies provide the patient better quality and a more comfortable experience wearing their contact lenses. With previous generations of contact lenses, the patient would wear the same lens for a month. As a result these lenses often become dirty and not as clean as they were at the beginning of their wearing cycle. This would cause the lenses to become more uncomfortable and often cause the patient to stop wearing their contact lenses.”
The daily contact lenses that our Rockville Centre Optometrist regularly prescribes are:
Acuvue (True eye, Moist, Astigmatism and 1-Day Multifocal)
Proclear dailies and Multifocal dailies
Aqua Comfort Plus
Aqua Comfort Toric
Clarity (Toric, Multifocal and Spherical s)
Miru (from Japan)
Although more expensive than monthly and bi-weekly contacts, daily disposable contact lenses are an increasingly popular alternative, because they offer the same crystal clear vision, without the need to ensure proper storage and cleaning at the end of each day. Daily disposables allow contact lens wearers the ability to simply throw away each day’s pair of contacts before bed, and open a brand new pair the very next day to enjoy the benefits and comfort of clean, clear, crisp contact lenses. Dangerous calcium or hairspray deposits, normally associated with bi-weekly and monthly contact lenses, are no longer an issue, and the chances of developing contact lens related eye infections, normally associated with monthly and bi-weekly contact lenses, become almost a non-issue.
Many disposable contact lenses, of all varieties, also offer tints and colors that may accent your natural eye color or change your eye color altogether. Those with Presbyopia normally would need to have bi-weekly or monthly contacts, although new daily disposable options are also beginning to emerge. For more information, speak with your eye doctor in Rockville Centre, NY today.
