Bifocal Contacts

Disposable Bifocal Contacts do the impossible; simultaneously correct two eye defects

Disposable bifocal contacts are lenses that aid those suffering from presbyopia. Presbyopia is a condition of the eye sometimes called shortsightedness, which in effect means that when you read materials you need to hold them away from your eyes. In addition though, bifocal lenses also assist those with distance vision problems; hence their name - "bifocal" contacts.

Initially, bifocal lenses were only available in both soft and hard permeable materials. In 1999, however, the first set of disposable bifocal contacts became commercially available. The latest development in this type of contact is the daywear throw-away double-focus lens, available in multi-packs, which allows the wearer to dispose of their contact on a daily basis, starting each day with a new pair.

Although not for everyone, as it does take some time to become used to them, one main advantage that bifocals have over other contacts is that they allow the user to be able to simultaneously correct two eye defects - distance vision and near vision - without the need for multiple-use lenses. In this regard, the different prescription powers of the lens blend to allow your eye to differentiate the proper power for the correct distance.

So, it is now possible to enjoy all the advantages of bifocal eyeglasses in easy to use bifocal contacts, either as frequent replacement lenses or as disposable bifocal contacts; allowing you all the usual freedoms and advantages of normal contact lens wear, without the need to be tied-down with all of the usual restrictive disadvantages that can occur when wearing eyeglasses. It should be no surprise to learn then that disposable bifocal contacts are the lens of choice for those suffering from distance and near vision problems.

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