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» First Aid for Eye Injuries
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Eye Disorders | Unrated

The eye is a delicate organ and can easily be damaged by careless handling or by using inappropriate medicines.

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» Contact Lenses: Remarks
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

It is wise to always purchase the best lens that you can afford.

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» Contact Lenses for Aphakics
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

A person who has had his lens removed, usually following a cataract operation is termed as an aphakic.

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» Advantages of Permanent Wear Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

Excellent vision at all times, with extreme comfort for 24 hours a day without the bother of looking after the lenses.

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» Permanent Wear Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

The dream of wearing a lens day and night has now been finally realised.

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» How Soft Lenses Are Made: Types of Soft Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

They are made from a special polymer of plastic.

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» Advantages of Soft Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

The soft lens is a great improvement on the hard contact lens.

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» Soft Contact Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

The contact lens world was revolutionised by the advent of soft lenses which seemed to be the pinnacle of comfort that could be attained with contact lenses.

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» How Hard Contact Lenses Are Fitted
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

As a contact lens is an optical appliance of extreme precision, fitted on the most priceless of all human organs—the eye—it is vitally important that only trained qualified professionals be allowed to fit lenses.

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» What Are Hard Contact Lenses?
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

Simply because it is hard and is not flexible. Though it has a certain degree of 'give' in it, it does not mould itself to the eye.

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» Advantages of Wearing Contact Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

Yes, the visual field or the horizon of view is almost twice that of spectacles because of increased side vision, which makes activities like car driving safer.

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» Fundamentals of Contact Lenses
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

They are small thin disc-like plastic lenses of the desired power, worn in contact with the clear cornea of the eye.

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» Who Invented Contact Lenses?
By Bianca Cohen | Published 04/29/2009 | Low Vision | Unrated

Contact lenses are usually supposed to be a modern optical device.

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