Unlike their predecessors, they can be worn for a certain period of time and then thrown away and replaced with a new pair. As a result they are less likely to attract sediment build up than longer wear lenses.
Proteins, lipids and calcium which your eyes produce naturally in your tears can build up on your lenses in the form of deposits. They can make your contact lenses feel uncomfortable to wear and more importantly can lead to eye infections.
With longer wear lenses, you have to clean them regularly to avoid sediment build up. However, daily wear contact lenses are thrown away (usually at the end of every day) which means that you do not have to do this.
As they are disposed of regularly, daily disposable contact lenses offer real benefits in terms of convenience.
Optometrists often recommend daily disposable contact lenses to children and people with hectic lifestyles. This is because they are so easy to look after and pose less risk of eye infections or other disorders.
Most people are able to wear daily lenses if they want to. However, it is advisable to confirm that they are suitable for you with your optometrist first. He or she will be able to tell you whether your current contact lens prescription is available in a daily disposable format.
It is possible that you might not be able to wear daily disposable lenses if your prescription is not very common. If this is the case, there still may be an opportunity for you to find a more frequent replacement lens than the one you are currently wearing.
Daily Disposable Contact Lenses
Are you thinking of updating the contact lenses you wear? Odds are that you only require a spherical correction and can wear soft contact lenses. I say that because statistically, most lens wearers use spherical soft lenses. Knowing this, you may want to consider daily disposable contact lenses. Below are 7 top benefits of wearing this convenient style of lens.
1. Extra pairs of lenses means you don't have to worry about losing one. Daily disposable lens wearers know that if they lose or tear a lens, it does not matter. Think about it, when you buy a year supply of lenses, which is over 700 lenses! who cares if one gets lost?
2. Minimal clouding from deposit buildup. Lenses that are re-worn are prone to buildup of surface debris. With daily disposable lenses, there is hardly any opportunity for debris to coat up the surface and cause cloudy vision.
3. Small streamlined packaging makes it easy to store and keep your supply of daily use contacts.
4. Peace of mind in knowing that you are putting on clean and sterile contact lenses each and every day.
5. Single uses are arguably the healthiest lenses available. Because you are never putting the same lens back on your eye again, this style of contact lens provides you with a very healthy lens experience.
6. Easy to care for. Daily disposables are designed for single use wear. Meaning there is no care system or extra solutions to buy. Just the lenses.
7. Best for travel. You do not have to carry any extra saline solution when you go away. Simply drop a couple lenses in your bag and you are ready for your trip. (always pack an extra pair or two for peace of mind)
As of the date of this article single use lenses are available in some in toric and multifocal designs, but mainly in spherical corrections from +6.00 to -12.00. All available daily disposable contacts are soft lenses. I hope you consider asking your eye care provider about this amazingly conveneint and healthy modality of contact lens wear.
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