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The lens design is an art at the same time science. It is a nonlinear optimization problem that is linearized to the best degree practicable to allow rational constructional changes. Its procedures are based on the principles of geometrical optics that assume that light travels along straight rays in a homogeneous medium. These light rays are refracted or reflected at a lens or mirror where they can form an image. Because of the inherent properties of refracting and reflecting surfaces and the dispersion of refracting media, the image of a point is seldom a perfect point, but it is afflicted with aberrations.

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A thin, clear plastic disk you wear in your eye to improve your vision is called contact lenses. It corrects vision problems caused by refractive errors and it floats on the tear film that covers your cornea. A refractive error is when your eye does not refract (means bend or focus) light properly into the eye which results in blurry images. With the recent technical advances in lens technology, there’s an increase in contact lens usage that made it more comfortable than ever. Even those people who have had problems wearing contacts in the past often, now become good candidates to use contact lenses today.

Types of Contact Lenses ==================

Hard Contact Lenses – the most common type for this is the rigid gas-permeable lens. These are made in plastic combined with other materials. They’re holding their shape firmly, yet they let oxygen flow through the lens to your eye. This type of contact lens is best suited for those with astigmatism and a condition called keratoconus.

Soft Contact Lenses – these type of contact lenses is chosen by most people because it is more comfortable and has a lot of options. You can choose among the soft lenses:

Daily wear contacts - these are lenses that you wear when you’re awake and remove when you’re going to sleep.

Extended wear contacts – you can wear this while you sleep but they need to be removed for cleansing at least once a week. Only a few doctors recommend this since it can cause a serious eye infection.

Toric Contacts - these contacts correct vision for those with astigmatism, not really like hard contact lenses. It can be for daily or extended wear but often cost more than those other types of soft contact lenses.

Colored (Tinted) Contacts - these are vision correcting lenses that change the color of the eye.  You can have it either daily, extended, or toric lenses.

Decorative (cosmetic) contacts - these are lenses that change the look of your eye, and do not correct vision. You need to get a prescription for decorative contacts to avoid getting dangerous eye infections.

Other Types of Contact Lenses include:

Contacts for presbyopia

Hybrid contact lenses

Scleral Contact lenses

Bandage lenses

Contact lenses must be obtained from the best state-of-the-art software to give the optimum eye care solution. Here in Lift Optics, we can provide clinics and laboratories so they can have the best contact lenses to offer.

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Optometrists are also known as opticians who spent 4 years in a professional program and got a Doctor of Optometry degree. Some of them get additional clinic training or complete a specialty fellowship after their optometry school. They are trained to examine the eyes to detect defects in a person’s vision, signs of injury, ocular disease, or abnormality, and problems with general health that include high blood pressure and diabetes. They act as the frontline of eye care and carry out detailed examinations to help improve eye health.

Works of an Optometrist ==================

They perform an eye examination and vision tests

They also prescribe and fit eyeglasses and contact lenses

They monitor medically related eye conditions related to diseases such as diabetes

They manage and treat conditions like Dry Eye and Glaucoma

They provide low-vision aids and vision therapy

They supervise trainee optometrists, dispensing opticians, and medical students during training

They make a referral for a specialist’s advice if needed like getting surgery or specialist treatment

How to choose an Eye Doctor ======================

Mostly, they are recommended by your doctor, friends, or family members

Know someone that you like and trust

For your primary eye care, you can start with an optometrist, and you can be referred to an Ophthalmologist if required.

However, if you have eye surgery for cataracts, glaucoma, or another eye disease, you need to be on an Ophthalmologist for an appropriate specialty

As an optometrist, they work in a variety of settings like in hospitals, high street optometrists, research, teaching, and other health settings. They will be seeing and treating urgent attention while working in hospitals and clinics. They also can work with local health centers, community clinics, laboratories, or related industry settings.

Optometrists need to be partnered with the best eyeglass and contact lens facilities to provide a better eye care solution to their patients.

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Eyeglasses are lenses set in frames for wearing in front of the eyes to help or correct vision from defects like myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. It consists of a frame that holds two pieces of glass or plastic that are ground into lenses to correct refractive errors. These refractive errors include trouble seeing far away (nearsightedness/myopia) and trouble seeing close (farsightedness/hyperopia). It also includes astigmatism which is the blurring due to an irregularly shaped cornea. The use of eyeglasses aids in adding or subtracting focusing power to your eye’s cornea and lens.

Types of Eyeglasses ===============

Single-vision lenses - these types of eyeglasses are worn by people with various types of focusing problems. - At times prescribed to children or adults with myopia or hyperopia. - It can also take the form of reading glasses for people with presbyopia. It’s an experience of loss of near vision due to age.

Multifocal lenses - These are common to correct distance vision - Bifocal lenses have corrections on the bottom half for reading and different corrections on the top half for seeing at a distance. - Trifocals have three different lens corrections which are distance, intermediate, and near vision in just one pair of eyeglasses. - Progressive lenses are the same as bifocal & trifocal, but they have smooth transitions instead of visible dividing lines between distance and near focal areas. - Computer glasses also have multifocal lenses specifically designed for focusing on computer screens. These help in avoiding eye strain for workers.

Types of Eyeglass lenses ==================

Concave lenses – thin in the center and their numerical prescription in diopters are marked with (-) minus symbol. This is usually used to correct myopia.

Convex lenses – thick in the center and like a magnifying glass, used to correct hyperopia. It has a marked (+) symbol in the numerical prescription.

Cylindrical lenses - this is used to correct astigmatism as it has curve more in one direction than the other.

Lift Optics as an eyeglass and lens fulfillment center has the state-of-the-art equipment and software to provide you with full solutions in record time to Labs & high volume Ecps. We can be your best partner to supply you with the best eye care solution for your clinics and laboratories.