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    Reasons For Wearing Contact Lenses

     

    People wear contact lenses for various reasons. Contact lenses may give better vision than glasses for some visual conditions like severe short-sightedness, long sightedness, corneal distortion or after cataract removal.

    Some people like the wider field of view given by contact lenses, as side vision is not blocked by spectacle frames. Contact lenses do not fog up with changes in temperature or from perspiration and they are not affected by rain.

    Some people choose contact lenses because they think glasses make them look less attractive or they find spectacles annoying. Sports players and people involved in vigorous activities often find contact lenses more convenient than spectacles, especially for water sports and contact sports.

    Contact lenses are not for everybody
    You might not be able to wear contact lenses if: Your eyes are drier than normal. You suffer from allergies. You have a particular illness, such as arthritis or diabetes. You work with chemicals. You live or work in a dusty environment.

    Call J Oliver Radley Opticians on 01763 273300 to make an appointment now.




















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