My first experience of wearing lenses

I began to experience problems with vision at the university. I do not know the reason of it actually. Maybe it's that I had a lot to read, write and do things on computer. Perhaps my vision did not endure such a burden. First, I stopped to see the inscriptions in the distance. And then I stopped to distinguish faces of people going away. I realized it was time to consult an eye specialist at this point. Optometrist prescribed me glasses and contact lenses. He advised me to buy disposable lenses. I bought these contacts lenses. Disposable lenses are very convenient thing. First, they allow you to save time. So it does not require special care. These contact lenses are in no way inferior to conventional lenses, and sometimes it even surpasses them in performance. Disposable lenses are imperceptible to the eye. You always expect new, clean, not contaminated contact lenses with high oxygen transmission, good moisture content. Disposable lenses have a high degree of comfort, as protein deposits do not accumulate on them. So risk of developing dry eye syndrome, allergies, irritation is minimized. I noticed that these contact lenses provide a better quality of vision. When I stared wore disposable contact lenses, I hardly felt them. My friends did not even notice that I wore lenses. My eyes were clear. Disposable containers and special fluids are not needed when using disposable contact lenses. Often it is the container for storage of lenses can be a source of infection of the eye. Corneal ulcer pathogens found on containers for storing contact lenses. In some cases, solutions for storage can cause allergic reactions or dry eye syndrome. Disposable contact lenses provide crisp and clear vision. The sharpness of vision over time is not reduced, as it occurs when you using a conventional contact lens routine replacement. The risk of any problems with the eye drops while wearing disposable lenses.