What are the conditions in which contact lenses are not recommended?
1. The incidence of some eye diseases: dryness or previous horny ulcers, or loss of cornea to the sensation.
2. Lens placement, removal and cleaning are not practical for those with arthritis or tremors caused by Parkinson's disease or physical disabilities caused by other disorders.
3. In some cases it is preferable to use contact lenses on glasses.
Lenses provide a much better vision for those who are born with corneal deformation.
4. It also has greater benefits if the eye lens is not replaced by an artificial lens during the removal of blue water.
1. The incidence of some eye diseases: dryness or previous horny ulcers, or loss of cornea to the sensation.
2. Lens placement, removal and cleaning are not practical for those with arthritis or tremors caused by Parkinson's disease or physical disabilities caused by other disorders.
3. In some cases it is preferable to use contact lenses on glasses.
Lenses provide a much better vision for those who are born with corneal deformation.
4. It also has greater benefits if the eye lens is not replaced by an artificial lens during the removal of blue water.