Though CLIDs (Contact Lens Induced Diseases) are rare,
people who wear contact lenses are prone to corneal infections than those who
do not. Infections with contact lenses are not inevitable, if proper care is
taken off. To avoid corneal diseases, practice good hygiene & do not
compromise on the quality of contact lenses you purchase.
Say No to ‘Substandard Contact Lenses’
As per the consensus of global marketers, manufacturers and
by health regulatory enforcements; price range for FDA contact lenses should be
USD 19 to 23 USD. Anything, lower than this; is probably substandard or
counterfeit. Such fake contact lenses can deter the vision or threat corneas.
Say No to ‘Water'
When wearing contact lenses, be very careful with water.
Minimize your contact with water as it contains a micro organism that is
undoubtedly fatal. Remove your contact lenses when you wash your face, bathe or
surf at beach.
Say No to ‘Home Made Solutions’
Use only pharmacy made solutions to disinfect your contact
lenses. The commercially prepared solutions contain enough preservatives to
keep the efficacy of the disinfectant intact. Homemade saline solutions should
never be resorted to, unless it is an extreme emergency.
Say No to ‘Doze Off’
Sleeping with contact lenses has never been a good idea.
Remove your contact lenses when you are off to bed. Contact lenses partially
block oxygen permeation. Oxygen penetration is further compromised when you
sleep. As per the latest study, even the extended wear contact lenses (that are
actually meant to stay in eyes for long) are not safe enough to be left in eyes
throughout the night.
Say No to ‘Ignore the Expiry’
Always have an eagle eye over the replacement directions. Do
not wear expired contact lenses. Contact lenses may appear all the way same
even after the expiry has reached. This however does not mean they are still
safe to be worn.
Contact lenses have been helping people around, improving the vision and modifying the style statement. They
should not budge you even a bit if they are supplied to you by an authentic seller.
If upon wearing contact lenses, you notice even the slightest of the inflammation,
itching, redness of sensitivity to light, immediately remove them and seek
professional help if necessary.
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