Wearing circle lenses should not be usually a problem,
provided you have always been meticulous about the diligent care, handling
& maintenance of
circle lenses. As long as what you putting in your eyes are FDA approved eye drops and contact lenses, your eyes should remain safe. If still, along
with all the precautionary measures you find circle lenses uncomfortable to
carry along, then as per the Australian researchers it is biological reason- “Lipid
degeneration”; involved in triggering discomfort associated with contact
lenses.
Also Read: Why
do Circle Lenses make my eyes dry?
Circle lenses induce
changes in the natural tear-film that trigger ocular discomfort & stinging.
According to Editor-in-Chief of the research journal “Optometry & Vision
Science” eyes’ tear film is actually a three-layered sandwich film in the
liquid form that features wax-like molecules known as lipids at the outer-most
layer. This layer acts as a barrier between the foreign substances & eyes.
Upon wearing circle lenses; there is a very faster and quicker degeneration of
lipids in some people that triggers discomfort & burning. The outer most
lipid layer is actually responsible for maintaining tear film and protects tear
evaporation-when on the other hand this layer is broken down by wearing circle
lenses; eyes turn dry & create discomfort with circle lenses.
Doctors also looked at various alternatives on how to
reducing the ocular discomfort induced by circle lenses and suggested that
using a liposomal eyelid spray, such symptoms of dry eyes can be diminished.
The spray moistens the eyes and increases tolerance of circle lenses by 6
hours.
If you suffer from dry eyes syndrome, wearing circle
lenses specially manufactured for dry eyes should help. Furthermore, improve
your diet to keep your eyes moist and fix an appointment with your eye care
professional for narrowly-focused medical advice.
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