Is It Okay To Wear A Contact Lense For An Eye With An Astigmatism On An Eye That Doesn’t Have An Astigmatism?
November 29, 2009 by admin
Filed under FAQ on advance for astigmatism
Yes you can do, but your vision would not be as clear
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Yes.
Astigmatism is not a disease.
There are contact lenses specifically designed for people with astigmatism.
And yes, you can wear two different kinds of contact lenses – even two different brands, one designed for each eye.
Astigmatism just refers to the shape of your eye (it is more like a football than a ball).
Many people has astigmatism and live normal lives.
Go to a reputable Optometrist for a contact lens fitting – always!
Wearing a lens that is made for correcting astigmatism , on an eye that doesn’t have astigmatism means it will be the wrong prescription.
Your question is quite vague to me….
Sure.
Everything will look funny and you will go nuts trying to adapt.