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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Are there color contacts for astigmatism?

  There also are color contact lenses with toric designs that correct astigmatism while enhancing or changing your eye color, and toric bifocal contact lenses that correct both astigmatism and presbyopia. There even are toric silicone hydrogel lenses designed for up to 30 days of overnight wear.

• What is the difference between circle solutions and circle circles?

  Circles are a safe and positive way of developing: Participants – including the facilitator – take part in a wide range of paired, small group and Circle activities, many presented as games. Participants are mixed up so everyone interacts with everyone else. Circle Solutions is an indirect teaching tool.

• What is Acuvue Oasys for astigmatism?

  ACUVUE OASYS for ASTIGMATISM features a unique BLINK STABILIZED lens design that actively prevents toric lenses from rotating in the eye. Similar to standard ACUVUE OASYS, these lenses utilize patented Hydraclear technology which allows for a unique, oxygen rich environment for long-term comfort.

• What are the best contacts for an astigmatism?

  When considering contacts for hard-to-fit eyes, such as eyes with irregular astigmatism and/or corneal scarring, most eye doctors recommend rigid gas permeable (RGP or GP) contact lenses. Other options that can produce excellent results on eyes with distorted corneas include custom contact lenses and extra large GP lenses called scleral contacts.

• What are the best contact lenses for astigmatism?

  Because they have a hard, polished surface, they typically have better optical qualities than soft contact lenses. If you have astigmatism, gas permeable lenses or special soft lenses called toric contact lenses are usually the best choice.