See the difference with night and day contacts
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The brand new Focus night and day contacts are the first contacts approved by the FDA that users can wear for a continuous 30 nights. Originally, doctors highly recommend that users remove contact lenses every night so that their eyes can get oxygen and so that infections don't grow. What's amazing about night and day contacts, however, is that permit six times more oxygen to pass to your eye than regular soft disposable lenses. That's why you can wear them at night without fear.
That makes night and day contacts perfect for people with hectic lifestyles, such as business people who travel a lot, students with hectic class schedules, vacationers who don't want to be bothered with lens care, and anybody with better things to do than worry about removing their lenses and cleaning them every night and morning.
There are already half a million of these such people wearing night and day contacts. They enjoy the sheer simplicity of wearing the same pair of lenses nonstop for a whole month. After that, they can just throw the lenses out and start anew for another month.
Amazing, besides the utmost convenience that night and day contacts present, getting rid of the boring and worrysome daily hassles of inserting, removing and cleaning lenses, the lenses also provide other benefits. They can be more comfortable than regular soft lenses because they reduce the dryness and dehydration felt by many regular lens users.
Night and day contacts are also resistant to build up from the protein deposits that normally form on soft contacts from the tears and material in your eye. This means no scratchy feeling or irritation. In fact, in a recent FDA study, 90 percent of the users in the study responded that their comfort with their new lenses was "very good" to "excellent." It also makes sense that the lenses rated well in terms of their maintenance and care. In the same survey, 89 percent of the respondents said that the lenses rated "very good" to "excellent" when it came to taking care of them.
With reviews like that, night and day contacts sound like an attractive option for those of us who want more from their lenses, not lenses that require more from us.
Written by: the Editor
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