I Need Information On Color Contact Lenses?
November 17, 2009 by admin
Filed under FAQ on advance for astigmatism
I go to the Wal-Mart Vision Center for my eye care. Right now I have glasses but I would really like to try contacts. If I got contacts it would be Freshlook Color Contacts because they are the cheapest and they have options for people with astigmatism (which I have). But, I still need to convince my mom to let me get them. I hate my glasses and they’re such a pain to try and not break and stuff when I’m not wearing them so contacts would be so much easier for me. If I my mom knew all the information and everything about contacts I’m sure she would let me get them. She’s already almost there as far as saying yes but I just need a little bit more to back me up. So, any information or any good points I could make to help me persuade her would be greatly appreciated!
Need Information On No Prescription Color Contact Lenses?
November 7, 2009 by admin
Filed under FAQ on advance for astigmatism
I have really dark, almost black eyes but I do not wear glasses. I have 20/20 vision and do not have astigmatism or any other eye problem. However I want to try on colored contacts (last time I asked a question about what kind I should get, I was told to get FreshLook Color Contacts). In order to get these FreshLook Contacts, what process would I have to go to (ex. would I have to go to the eye doctor and get them specially adjusted to my eye or something? or would I just be able to go to a drugstore?). Details are appreciated!
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP 
Do I Have Astigmatism? And Will These Information Tell Me What Is My Eye Degree For Contact Lenses? ?
September 9, 2009 by admin
Filed under FAQ on advance for astigmatism
i forgot to ask my optometrist about this, but not too long ago, he gave me a paper with numbers saying “spherical: o.d.: -1.50, o.s.: -1.25″ “cylindrical: both sides -0.75″ i know for a fact that o.d. and o.s. means right and left, but i wonder, since i want to get contacts, are any of these numbers used for the degree of the contact lenses? or how else can i know what is my eye degree for eye contacts besides seeing an optometrist (i dont want to see my opt again because i have to pay for each time i go there for check ups =\).