How to avoid eye damage caused by wearing colored contact lenses

Colored contact lenses are the darling of young people who love beauty. They can not only brighten our eyes, but also make them bigger and more beautiful. While being beautiful, there are also many things to pay attention to when wearing cosmetic contact lenses. Generally, you need to understand the correct wearing specifications. Improper wearing can easily damage the cornea. People with eye diseases should not wear them to avoid aggravating their condition. Pay attention to the wearing period, remember to replace them, and avoid wearing inferior cosmetic contact lenses. Do this for the sake of beauty, and more importantly, for safety.

To sum up, if you pay attention to the following points when wearing cosmetic contact lenses, the harm will be greatly reduced.

1. Pay attention to the wearing cycle and do not wear them for a long time. For normal myopia, it is recommended not to wear them for more than eight hours a day. If you are a beauty lover who wears plain "color contact lenses" just for the sake of beauty, do not wear them for a long time. It is best not to wear them for more than 4 hours a day, and do not wear them for two or three days a week.

2. Wear the contact lenses correctly. Improper operation can easily cause damage to the cornea.

3. Daily care must be in place and insisted on daily care. The areas of the body that come into contact with the contact lenses must be kept clean and hygienic, and the care boxes must be disinfected regularly. This step is not required for the daily disposable series.

4. Do not buy inferior colored lenses. Some inferior contact lenses have pigments directly applied on the lenses. The lenses will wear out after long-term wear and are prone to fading, which can cause corneal staining. Therefore, it is recommended to buy contact lenses made using the sandwich production process. The pigment layer will not come into direct contact with the eyes and is not prone to fading due to friction between the pigment and the eyes. Therefore, when buying lenses, you should go to regular physical stores and websites that hold medical device hygiene licenses to make your selections and purchases.

5. People with eye diseases should not wear contact lenses. If you already have eye diseases, wearing contact lenses with chemical ingredients is asking for trouble. I would like to state that some people are not suitable for wearing contact lenses or cosmetic lenses. It is best to go to a professional hospital for a check-up before wearing contact lenses or cosmetic lenses.