Natural Color Contact Lenses For Any Eye Color

If you are looking for a change in your eye tone to another natural-looking color, natural colored contacts can create that magic for you. Whether you want a lighter tone or a complete change to colors like blue or green, there are many high-quality natural lenses in the market.

People with astigmatism have generally very few options while choosing colored lenses because wearing these lenses compromises their vision. However, with Solotica toric colored contacts, perfect vision can be achieved while still being able to flaunt the cosmetic charm that colored lenses bring with them. Based on your prescription, they can create custom contact lenses for you.

Before you choose to wear colored lenses, contact your optometrist even if you have perfect vision. You can also ask them questions regarding the hygiene and aftercare of your lenses. Those requiring vision lenses can get prescription color contact lenses after getting the written prescription from the optometrist or an ophthalmologist. 

Contact lenses usage instructions

Your colored contacts always come along with a guide that carefully lists the steps of wearing your contacts and steps required in cleaning them on a regular basis. Some of the basic care that you must take while wearing contacts are:

• Use your lenses only for the specified time that is mentioned in the guide that you got with your lenses.
• Some lenses are one-time use while others can be worn for 6 months to a year.
• Your new pair of lenses must come in sterile packaging to prevent any infection.
• Always wear your lenses with washed and dried hands.
• Before wearing the lenses, wash them with a saline solution that is readily available in all stores that sell high-quality contact lenses.
• While the lens should be on your index finger at its tip, use the same side middle finger to pull down the lower eyelid.
• You can also pull up the upper eyelid by using the opposite side middle finger and now gently place your contact lens in the center of the iris.
• If you feel there is some trouble with the vision after wearing the lenses, check if you have correctly inserted the lens and it is not inverted.
• In such a case and even if there is some discomfort, you can remove the lenses and try reapplying them in the same process.

Hygiene care steps for your color contact lenses must include

•         Use only specified products that are meant for cleaning contact lenses.
•         Do not wear your lenses after the expiration date is over as it can cause infection and even eyesight loss.
•         Blurry vision, itchiness, redness, or soreness in your eye should not be ignored and must be evaluated by your optometrist.
•         Avoid wearing your non prescription color contact lenses until the optometrist has checked your eyes for any allergic reaction or signs of infection.
•         Do not use contact lenses that were worn by someone else, even other family members.

It is best to use your new pair of lenses for a couple of hours initially and slowly increase that time interval. Never wear lenses while sleeping.