Approximately 45% of people who wear glasses or contact lenses have astigmatism of 0.75D or higher, and around 25% have astigmatism of 1.25D or higher. 🤓 Astigmatism can cause symptoms...
Read MoreDid you know that around 45% of people who wear glasses or contact lenses have astigmatism of 0.75D or higher, and about 25% experience astigmatism of 1.25D or more? Astigmatism...
Read MoreMonovision is a vision correction method where one eye focuses on distant objects while the other eye focuses on close-up objects. 👓 This method is particularly effective for addressing presbyopia...
Read MoreWhen nearsighted people wear contact lenses to see things up close, they often need more accommodation and convergence compared to wearing glasses. The higher the myopia, the greater the extra...
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Proper contact lens prescription relies heavily on understanding the condition of your cornea and tears. A variety of tests are necessary to ensure the right choice of lenses. In this...
Read MoreRGP (Rigid Gas Permeable) lenses play a crucial role in vision correction, and understanding their structure and the function of each part is essential. Below, we delve into the key...
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When it comes to wearing contact lenses, the diameter and edge design play a crucial role in both comfort and vision correction. Let's explore these two essential elements. 📏 1....
Read MoreHello everyone! Today, we're going to explore the characteristics of contact lenses that we use daily but rarely think about. Let's uncover the secrets of how lenses are made and...
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