Discover the Latest Advancements in Contact Lenses

Are you tired of wearing glasses, but hesitant to switch to contact lenses due to discomfort or inconvenience? It’s time to discover the latest advancements in contact lenses!

Thanks to ongoing research and development, contact lenses have come a long way since they were first invented in 1887. Today, there are a variety of contact lens options available that cater to different eye conditions, lifestyles, and preferences.

One of the most significant advancements in contact lenses is silicone hydrogel material. This material allows more oxygen to pass through the lenses, which enhances comfort and reduces the risk of eye infections caused by lack of oxygen. Earlier versions of contact lenses made with materials such as polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) didn’t allow oxygen to pass through, which made them uncomfortable to wear for long periods of time.

Another recent development in contact lenses is multifocal contact lenses, which can correct both distance and near vision. These lenses are especially popular among older adults who require reading glasses or bifocals.

In addition to multifocal lenses, there are also toric lenses that cater to individuals with astigmatism. They are designed with a different curvature to correct the elongated shape of the eye that causes blurry vision.

Daily disposable contact lenses are another popular option. These lenses are thrown away after each use, eliminating the need for cleaning and storage. They also offer a lower risk of infections since they are not being worn for extended periods of time.

If you are interested in exploring the latest advancements in contact lenses, consider consulting with an optometrist such as Dr. Dolan from 2020 Vision in Rochester Hills MI. Dr. Dolan can help determine which type of contact lenses may be best suited for your needs and lifestyle.

To schedule an appointment with Dr. Dolan at 2020 Vision, call 248-375-0040. Discover the comfort, convenience, and clarity that the latest advancements in contact lenses can provide!