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There are different types of contact lenses
Dailies
2 Weekly
Monthly
Own Brand
Coloured
Extended Wear
Bifocal Progressive
Toric
Delivery - More than 90% of Get Lenses' orders are despatched within 48
hours of receiving confirmation of your contact lens prescription - this
step is vital. They can not dispense contact lenses without you confirming
your prescription.
Guaranteed to be right - by law online opticians can only supply the same lenses as prescribed and fitted by your optician. If you have trouble finding the right lenses brand then contact them for help.
When you place an order you get an email confirming your contact lens order.
If you are not able to provide a signed, dated copy of your prescription, then Get Lenses are obliged, by law to contact your optician prior to processing your order for contact lenses. This is nothing to worry about - they simply need your prescription to ensure you get the right lenses.
How do I know if I've got a valid contact lens prescription?
It must be less than 2 years old - this is so that it is uptodate. Wearing
the wrong prescription lenses can seriously damage your eye sight. A presciption
for contact lenses is similar to that you have for glasses - however it
contains the important lens information about the size and strength of
the lenses you need. This information is unique to you.
The prescription will be signed and dated by your optician. You will have
been given a copy of this at your contact lens fitting.
What are dailies? - these are contact lenses you change daily.
Two weekly - these are lenses which will last you for two weeks and then
you must change them for a new pair.
Monthly lenses last for a month.
Toric contact lenses are designed for astigmatism
Always wash your hands - use soap and hot water and dry your hands carefully.
Always follow the instructions which come with your lenses. If it says
to clean rinse and disinfect then that is what you must do - as often
as it says on the instructions.
Get in the habit of putting in the same lens first - ie: if you start with your left lens always put your left lens in first. This will ensure you don't mix them up.
Change your lens case frequently - also follow instructions for cleaning and letting it air dry. You shouldn't use a cloth to dry it as you may transfer material to the container and then to your lenses. Carry your lens case with you in case you need to remove your lenses whilst you're out.
Check the date on the solutions you use to clean your lenses. You shouldn't use those which are out of date.
Don't get chemicals on your lenses, that includes soap, hair products and foods.
Have regular eye checks with your high street optician. If you have an eye problem then contact either your optician or your gp.
Don't wear anyone else's contact lenses. You could transfer eye infections to your own eye or damage your sight by wearing the wrong prescription.
There are four main types of eye problem which give blurred vision
Nearsightedness (myopia) - close objects are clear, but distant objects
are blurred
Farsightedness (hyperopia) - blurred at all distances - eye is shorter
than normal.
Astigmatism -cornea curves more
Presbyopia - from Greek word presbus, meaning old man. Lens becomes less
flexible.
