Colored contact lenses can be worn by people with or without corrected vision. Learn about colored contact lenses with this free eye care video series.
There are 7 videos in this series:
A prescription is required for colored contact lenses. Get prescribed for contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
The pros and cons of colored contact lenses include changing eye color and size limitations. Weigh the pros and cons of contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
Colored contact lenses for dark eyes have an opaque quality to conceal the existing pigment. Try colored contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
Colored contact lenses for light eyes are brighter and more luminous. Try colored contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
Toric colored contact lenses are worn by people with astigmatism. Choose toric colored contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
Wild Eyes colored contacts are a line of lenses that offer interesting designs like black-out and vampire lenses. Play with Wild eyes colored contacts with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
Colored contact lenses are available in the same types as clear contact lenses. Try colored contact lenses with tips from an optics specialist in this free eye care video.
The concept of contact lenses dates back to the days of Leonardo Da Vinci, who introduced the general principle. It would take centuries of trial and error before the German physiologist Adolf Eugen Fick constructed the first successful contact lens. Of course, modern contact lenses differ greatly from the first prototypes. Today they are made from hydro gel and silicone, which creates a soft comfortable lens that is worn directly on the eyeball. Both corrective and cosmetic, contact lenses are weightless and invisible ways to alter one's vision or appearance. In this free eye care video series, an optics specialist discusses colored contact lenses. Learn about the necessary prescriptions and fittings before purchasing colored contacts, and weigh the pros and cons. See the different colors available for both dark and light eyes, and discover the different types of contacts available in both fun and natural colors. Mix it up with colored contact lenses for a special occasion or everyday wear.
Stefan Czelusta Stefan Czelusta is the office manager at Texas State Optical in Austin, Texas. He has worked in optics for more than nine years. Czelusta helps customers choose glasses, contacts and sunglasses on a daily basis.dkdk
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