For more on eye health, click here . This is much more critical for new lens wearers. Regardless of how long you've been wearing contact lenses, you should be under the care of your Eye Care Professional. In addition, please contact your ECP immediately if you feel any unusual discomfort or note any changes in your vision. Just click here .
Contact lenses are a medical device which require a prescription.
Just as people's feet come in different lengths and widths, people's eyes come in slightly different shapes as well, and many of the changes which can occur to your vision, eye health and general health over time can only be detected using highly specialized equipment and procedures. Only an eye care professional can properly measure your need for correction as well as determining which size and type of contact lens is best for you. To keep your vision sharp and your eyes and body healthy, we recommend seeing your Eye Care Professional annually or as directed. Check with your Eye Care Professional, or the eye drop manufacturer, for additional information. You should always check with your Eye Care Professional when changing drops, as mixing even approved solutions can occasionally cause problems.