Hi peeps! How's your monday? mine was great! I just talked to my friend from Arizona today and she told me about her new Acuvue Oasys Contact lens. I remember before, she told me that she couldn't pass the driving test because of her eye. She can't really see without her glasses.
Acuvue Oasys contact lenses really help my friends life she can leave them in for long periods. My friend said the lenses are both easy to wear and to remove. This is lenses really works great, full of moisture and do not feel like you're wearing anything on your eyes. This product will be good for my dad and my step mom.
Acevue Oasys Contact lens are perfect for anyone who suffers from dry eyes. My friend have been wearing this contact lenses for a weeks now and she really love it.
Does anyone here have acuvue oasys contact lens?
Monday, February 2, 2009
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Eye Health Tips
Astigmatism
Astigmatism describes the shape of the cornea as being oval instead of a sphere.
Most Astigmatic Corneas have two types of curves. The curves are considered to be a steep curve as well as a flat curve. The presence of these two types of cornea curves causes light to focus on more than one point with in the eye. For this reason, Astigmatism can blur both near and far vision. Astigmatism often occurs along with nearsightedness or farsightedness. There are two common types of Astigmatism. When the cornea has a distorted shape, it is called Corneal Astigmatism. When the lens is distorted, it is called Lenticular Astigmatism. Either type of Astigmatism can cause blurred vision.
Astigmatism can be detected and measured with Corneal Topography, Keratometry, vision testing and refraction. Astigmatism tends to remain constant, neither improving nor deteriorating much over time. Astigmatism can be corrected with glasses, contacts, or a variety of surgical procedures. The most common surgeries used to correct Astigmatism are Astigmatic Keratotomy and LASIK. These procedures reshape the cornea so it becomes more spherical.
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