Toric Contact Lenses for Astigmatism

Astigmatism is a highly common, treatable refractive error where the eye’s cornea or lens is irregularly shaped. Toric lenses are created especailly for the people have a condition of the astigmatism. In toric contact lenses, each  contact lens requires a prescription

Toric lenses offer one of the most common solutions for astigmatism, allowing patients to improve their vision without having to wear glasses.

Toric Contact lenses, depending on whether they are meant to be worn daily, weekly, or monthly, are made of breathable and moist material, ensuring maximum comfort throughout the day and minimal irritation.

 Some of them have UV-protection built-in, ensuring that you are protected from the harmful sun rays.

Key Features

• Accurate correction of astigmatism — use of lenses with power that changes from one meridian to another according to the curvature of your eyes
• Stability — the lenses are designed to maintain their correct position on your eye regardless of blinking or movement
• Disposal options — availability in a wide range of disposables such as daily, weekly and monthly options.
• Comfortable — made of similar soft material as normal contact lenses, but offer astigmatism correction without compromising on comfort
• Broad prescription coverage — covers a wide range from mild to highly complex cases of astigmatism

Why Should You Wear Toric Lenses?

• If you have been diagnosed with astigmatism by your eye doctor, then toric lenses are the only type that will correct it
• Toric lenses reduce the blurring and doubling effect of your vision that standard lenses cannot correct.
• Eye strain and squinting are the effects of astigmatism that can be reduced through wearing toric lenses.
• Toric lenses offer you the same level of astigmatism correction as glasses but without frames
• Whatever replacement schedules you choose (daily, weekly, or monthly), there are toric options available
• The latest toric lenses are meant for all-day wear without compromising on comfort and stability