Toric Colored Contacts for Astigmatism (Free & Fast Shipping)

Begin by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water to avoid transferring any dirt or bacteria to your eyes. Next, remove the lens from its container, checking that it's not inside out. Place the lens between your thumb and index finger and use the other hand to gently pull down on the lower eyelid to create a small pocket. Look up and release the lens onto your eye and close your eye. Gently move your eyelid to help settle the lens in place. Look in the mirror to ensure the lenses are positioned correctly and your vision is clear.

Colored contacts for astigmatism, also known as toric colored contact lenses, offer several advantages for people with astigmatism.

Wearing these lenses can reduce the strain and fatigue associated with astigmatism, promoting better eye health. They come in different prescriptions to suit individual needs, providing a more personalized vision correction solution. Colored lenses for astigmatism are convenient and can be worn during the day and removed at night, and are suitable for a variety of activities.

The few disadvantages of astigmatism colored lenses are related to the requirement for more maintenance compared to regular contact lenses. Additionally, they may not be available in all prescriptions or brands, making it difficult to find the right fit. It is also important to note that the lens fit needs to be checked yearly ultimately more visits to your eye doctor.

Yes, you can, soft contact lenses are a good option, but you may need a new prescription from your optometrist as your vision is likely to change after the surgery.

Yes, they are available in multifocal options, allowing people to correct astigmatism and provide vision solutions for nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism at the same time. However, at Pinky Paradise, we only provide toric lenses for nearsightedness, aka Myopia.

Yes, toric lenses are designed to be comfortable to wear for extended periods of time. Many toric lenses are made with advanced materials that help to prevent dryness and ensure a comfortable fit.

The length of time one can wear toric lenses depends on the type of lenses. Most toric lenses are designed for daily wear and can be worn for a maximum of 8 hours per day. Your eye doctor will be the one to help you determine the best option for your needs.

Yes, toric lenses are an excellent option for people who enjoy sports and other physical activities. They are designed to stay in place and provide a stable vision.

Caring for toric lenses is similar to caring for traditional contact lenses. Clean and disinfect the lenses each day and store them in the given lens case. Additionally, replace your lenses according to the recommended schedule set by your eye doctor. For detailed information on caring for your contact lenses, please refer to our wear and care guide.

Research indicates that there is no significant difference between the comfort levels of a regular contact vs toric contacts. However, since toric contact lenses are specifically designed for astigmatism and shaped differently than regular contacts, they may feel slightly different to the wearer for the first few days until they adjust to the sensation.

Yes, toric lenses come in a variety of colors, from subtle enhancements to bold transformations. You can find the perfect shade to complement your style and correct your astigmatism.

Yes, when used as directed and properly cared for, toric colored contacts are safe and effective. Always follow your optometrist’s recommendations for fitting, wear time, and care.

Yes, many toric lenses are designed with moisture-retaining materials that are suitable for people with dry eyes. However, it's important to consult your optometrist to find the right option for your eye health.