What to do if your eyes feel dry when wearing cosmetic contact lenses

Some women are born with a love of beauty. After all, loving beauty is a woman's nature. They think their eyes are defects, so they would like to wear some colored contact lenses. There are various colors of colored contact lenses, and different colors will give people a different sense of novelty, and will also add a more complete touch to people's beauty. But some people will feel dry eyes when wearing colored contact lenses. What should they do at this time? The editor will introduce it to you below.

It is recommended not to wear them for too long every day, and not to sleep with ordinary lenses on. When your eyes are dry, you can drink more water, blink more often, avoid air-conditioned environments, pay attention to humidifying the room, watch less computer and rest more, which can relieve the symptoms. If dry eyes still do not ease, it is recommended to use eye drops or preservative-free artificial tears that can be used with contact lenses. This is because if it contains preservatives, they will seep into the lens material when applied to the eyes, which may aggravate dry eyes. Therefore, if you need to use artificial tears, it is recommended that you choose disposable preservative-free artificial tears or daily disposable lenses that can discard the absorbed preservatives.

Short-term disposable or regularly replaced lenses can reduce protein deposition and maintain the wettability of the lenses. Therefore, it is recommended that you use lenses with moisturizing function, such as daily disposable lenses, which are a good choice.

"Cosmetic lenses" is not a general name for colored contact lenses. Meitong is a registered trademark of Johnson & Johnson. It is a brand of a series of colored contact lenses with cosmetic effects designed by Johnson & Johnson specifically for the Asian market. If you are choosing other colored contact lenses on the market, please also choose products that have been registered with the Food and Drug Administration and obtained a medical device registration certificate. Wearers should go to a qualified eyewear store or fitting agency and ask an optometrist to do a soft lens fitting assessment. They can choose suitable lenses for wearers based on the different corneal coverage of the lenses, as well as different lens center positioning and mobility.