Choosing contact lenses often feels straightforward until you realise there are different types designed for different eyes. Many people start with off-the-shelf options, but others are advised to consider lenses tailored to their individual eye measurements.
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This article covers the ‘window frame’ of at-risk age groups and importance of timing for reducing some environmental risks of myopia development and progression. […]
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Ortho K Lenses are specially designed contact lenses worn during sleep to gently reshape the cornea.
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Myopia, also known as short-sightedness, is a condition that develops when the eyeball grows too long, measured as ‘axial elongation’. […]
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Dry eye disease (DED) is more common than many people realise, especially in the digital age where many eyes are glued to screens for hours every day. […]
Now that you have a clearer understanding of visual acuity, you can better interpret the prescription provided by your optician or optometrist. […]
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6/6 or 20/20 vision compares visual acuity of a person’s eye with that of a hypothetical ‘normal’ human eye. Visual acuity refers to the ability to distinguish fine detail and distinctions between objects, with sharp edges and clarity. […]
LASIK is a widely used refractive surgery that corrects myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism by reshaping the cornea to improve vision without glasses or contacts. […]
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Rigid, gas-permeable and fully-customised contact lenses are worn at night to reshape an individual’s eye surface, enabling clear vision during the day without use of glasses or contact lenses. […]
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