Contact Lenses at OptiSaver
Contact lenses offer clear, natural vision without bulky frames- They are convenient for people with active lifestyles but require proper care-
Contact Lens 101:
Key Tips for Wearing and Maintaining Them
Contact lenses are a popular and practical alternative to traditional eyeglasses. They are thin, curved lenses that sit directly on the surface of your eyes to correct vision issues such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, or presbyopia. Over the years, advancements in contact lens technology have made them more comfortable, accessible, and versatile for people of all ages.
One of the main advantages of contact lenses is their ability to provide clear, natural vision without the need for bulky frames. They are particularly beneficial for those with active lifestyles or who want a frameless look for aesthetic reasons. However, using contact lenses requires proper care and attention to maintain eye health and avoid complications.

How to Wear Contact Lenses

1.Wash and dry hands thoroughly before handling lenses.

2. Ensure lenses are clean, undamaged, and free from debris.
Steps to Wear Contact Lenses

1. Place the lens on your fingertip and check that it’s not inside out (the edges should curve upwards).

2. Hold your upper and lower eyelids open with your other hand. Look straight into a mirror and gently place the lens on your eye. Blink slowly to adjust the lens.
Tips for Comfortable Wearing
Do
Don't
Clean monthly contact lenses before inserting & removing them
Dont’t rewear daily disposable contact lenses
Wash your hands before inserting and removing contact lenses
Dont’t reuse monthly contact lens after a month
Never use tap water to wash or store contact lenses or lens case
Do not sleep with your lenses on unless prescribed by your doctor
Use eye drops if eyes are dry or hurting
Don’t wear contact lenses if your eyes are irritated
Visit an eye doctor to have your eyes tested
Never share contact lenses with others
Remove contact lenses before swimming or entering hot tub
Avoid wearing lenses while swimming unless using protective goggles
Schedule regular eye exams to ensure your eyes are healthy.