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Colour Contact Lenses – Corrective, Therapeutic and Cosmetic

Contact lenses are classified as corrective, therapeutic, and cosmetic. For those who are short sighted, near sighted, or who have astigmatism (all refractive defects of the eye) corrective contact lenses are in order. In these cases, an eye patient will mostly likely be prescribed “spherical” lenses. Therapeutic contact lenses cure other problems that are non-refractive, like “dry eye,” and some types of therapeutic lenses even deliver medicine to the eye.

Two types of cosmetic lenses are colour contact lenses and special effects contact lenses. While these lenses occasionally correct vision when needed (they are basically spherical lenses), they also can blur vision because of their design. Colour contact lenses essentially change the appearance of the eye. Some people may require colour contact lenses for less superficial reasons (perhaps they have a physical deformity on their iris) while others may simply want to ditch their natural brown eye color for a more appealing blue. Natural shades like hazel or blue are available but so are wilder colors like purple. A subtler colour contact lens is the “tinted” lens, which enhances one’s natural eye color, as opposed to drastically changing it.

Prescribed, corrective colour contact lenses are actually more popular than lenses that are purely cosmetic though; sometimes people prefer certain tints to help them see their environment better (colorblind people have had mild success with tinted lenses that make it easier for them to discern colors), others like to have tinted lenses that can be found easily when they are dropped on the ground or in the sink, while still others simply want a new eye color. It is important that a person finds colour contact lenses that suit their natural features though; otherwise their eyes may look strange.

About the Author

Jocelyn Meadows is a net writer who has written articles on a variety of subjects. These include cheap colored contacts and non prescription colored contacts.

Where can i buy Iro-colour eye drops i live in London UK?

Its a con! That’s why there is so little information available online about it and you cannot buy them anywhere in the UK.

The only way to change your eye colour in the UK is with coloured contact lenses. There is a new procedure that claims it can surgically change the colour of your eyes, but it has not passed clinical trials here yet

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