The Real Differences Between Contact Lenses and Glasses
So what are the differences between contact lenses and glasses? When it's all said and done, which should you choose? The choice is up to you, but we think there are great reasons to have both!
Contact Lenses
Glasses
This is a simulation of vision with fogged over glasses lenses
Benefits of
Contact Lenses
Sports & Activities
People with active lifestyles, such as athletes or those with jobs where glasses can be a distraction, can get the vision correction they need.
Field of Vision
Contact lenses move with your eye, allowing a complete and natural field of vision that won’t be obstructed by frames or cause distortions between what you see through your glasses and what you see outside of them.
No Obstructions
Contact lenses don’t get water on them in the rain or fog up when you go from cold to hot. You’ll also never catch a glimpse of a frame in your peripheral vision.
Vision Correction
In some cases, such as high myopia or corneal irregularities, contact lenses may be able to offer better vision quality than glasses.
Costs
Although glasses require less upkeep, when you do lose or break them, they can be costly to replace.
Aren't Contacts Scary?
There’s a lot of incorrect information out there about contacts. Learn the facts versus the myths about contacts.
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