Need glasses to drive? Why not try Contact Lenses?

Sept. 27, 2010 - PRLog -- Recent research has found that a sizeable chunk of UK drivers (45%) who should wear glasses for driving, don’t. If you’re one of those drivers and are not keen on wearing glasses behind the wheel, you should consider opting for contact lenses instead. Feel Good Contacts currently have some excellent offers on contact lenses, perfect for those who need to enhance their vision when motoring. There are a number of reasons that contacts are ideal for driving, so try not to be put off if you’ve never worn them before – they’re not as scary as you think, and certainly not as scary as driving without perfect vision.

Contact lenses are easy to use
You don’t need to have contact lenses in all day every day if you don’t want to, and can switch between glasses and lenses as you choose. If you opt for disposable contact lenses, you don’t even need to store them when you take them out, you can simply throw them away.

Today’s contacts are comfortable
An enormous amount of technological progress has been made in the field of contact lenses in recent years. Gone are the days when it was necessary to spend days or even weeks getting used to wearing a pair of contact lenses. Today’s contacts take virtually no getting used to at all, you can simply pop them in and get on with your day. There are also a great range of products designed to enhance your comfort during, before and after wearing contacts, such as solutions and comfort drops.

Contact lenses give better peripheral vision than glasses
If you’re a driver, you’ll know how important being able to see as much of what’s going on around you as possible is. One of the main drawbacks to wearing glasses behind the wheel is that the vision around the actual frames is slightly impaired, so people wearing glasses have to get used to turning their heads sufficiently while driving, to get a good view of what’s going on in every direction. If you’re not used to wearing glasses, you’ll be accustomed to simply moving your eyes to see around you at least part of the time, which you can continue to do if you wear lenses, and enjoy improved vision throughout that range.

Contact lenses are great value
The cost of lenses has also come down greatly in recent years. There are some incredibly good quality, pocket friendly contact lenses on the market at the moment. If you only need glasses some of the time, and have been getting by without them so far, the chances are your prescription is probably a simple one, in which case you’ll be able to select from a wide range of cheap contact lenses.

There are lots of different types of contact lenses to suit different needs
Everyone is different, and your eyes are a very personal thing, which is why there are many different types of lens to choose from. The most flexible are probably the disposable varieties, the range of which has also increased enormously over the past few years. Take a look at the differences between the lenses available from Feel Good Contacts, and you’ll see the extent to which comfort has been facilitated through the revolutionary new materials used to manufacture them.

To browse the range of cheap contact lenses available to order online from Feel Good Contacts, visit http://www.feelgoodcontacts.com

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