ACUVUE OASYS
The Acuvue Oasys contact lenses are one of the most popular contact lens series from Johnson & Johnson, known for their exceptional comfort and high oxygen permeability. They are designed for daily or extended wear, providing hydration and clear vision.
Key Features of Acuvue Oasys:
✅ Hydraclear® Plus Technology – Keeps the lenses hydrated and reduces dryness, especially in demanding environments such as air-conditioned spaces and digital screen use.
✅ High Oxygen Permeability – Allows significant oxygen flow to the eye, promoting eye health and all-day comfort.
✅ UV Protection – Offers one of the highest levels of protection against UV radiation (UVA & UVB) among contact lenses, though they do not replace sunglasses.
✅ Different Versions for Various Needs – The series includes:
• Acuvue Oasys 2-Week – Bi-weekly lenses for daily wear or extended wear up to 6 nights (with an eye doctor's approval).
• Acuvue Oasys 1-Day with HydraLuxe™ – Daily lenses with additional hydration for maximum comfort.
• Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism – Toric lenses for people with astigmatism.
• Acuvue Oasys Multifocal – Multifocal lenses for presbyopia.
Acuvue Oasys lenses are ideal for those who need comfortable and well-hydrated lenses, especially if they spend long hours in front of screens or in dry environments. Always consult your eye doctor before choosing contact lenses!
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The correct choice of glasses and contact lenses for children is important for their eye health and comfort in everyday life.
SELECTION OF CHILDREN'S GLASSES
Light and durable frame. Children are active, so glasses need to be durable against drops and impacts.
Flexible and comfortable materials. Choose frames made of rubber or TR90, which are less likely to break.
Safe lenses. Polycarbonate lenses are impact-resistant and offer UV protection.
Ideal Fit. Ensure that the glasses do not slide down the nose and fit well behind the ears.
Built-in UV protection.Prevents long-term damage from UV radiation.
CONTACT LENSES FOR CHILDREN
Age and maturity. Typically, children from 8-10 years old can wear lenses if they are responsible in caring for them.
Prefer daily lenses. They are healthier and reduce the risk of infections.
Good hygiene. Children should wash their hands thoroughly before touching the lenses.
Avoid sleeping with lenses. Unless they are approved for continuous wear.
Frequent eye exams. Children's eyes change quickly, so regular check-ups are essential.
Extra Tip
For younger children, glasses are usually the safest option. Contact lenses can be introduced later if the child is responsible enough to care for them.