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About the Products
The contact lenses sold on this website are intended solely for vision correction purposes, in accordance with applicable regulations in the markets where they are distributed.
These products are regulated medical devices under relevant laws and standards.
All products are manufactured and distributed in compliance with applicable quality and safety requirements.
About contact lenses for astigmatism
Astigmatism is a type of refractive error in which the shape of the cornea or lens is slightly distorted, preventing light from focusing accurately on the retina. This distortion makes it difficult to see the outlines of objects, such as small letters or distant signs. The sensation of light blurring may be particularly strong at night or in dimly lit places. Chronic blurred vision can also cause eye strain and stiff shoulders, so aim for a less stressful visual experience with appropriate correction.
Toric contact lenses are characterized by their special design that corrects distortion in a specific direction within the eye. While regular colored contact lenses for nearsightedness and farsightedness are designed based on a spherical shape, toric lenses have a directional curve that adjusts the focus to match the asymmetrical shape of the cornea.
Therefore, they are designed to maintain a stable position both vertically and horizontally within the lens during wear, and the optimal axis does not easily shift even when the wearer moves. As a result, they are characterized by more stable vision, even for people with astigmatism.
Points to know before purchasing
When purchasing colored contact lenses for astigmatism, it's a good idea to check the following points.
- For prescription
astigmatism correction lenses, sufficient correction will not be achieved unless not only the "power (PWR)" but also the "astigmatism power (CYL)" and "astigmatism axis (AX)" are accurately matched. Always have an eye examination at an ophthalmologist and obtain a prescription before purchasing. - All of Candy Magic's colored contact lenses for astigmatism are "one-day (disposable)" types, and you should be aware of the lens material and replacement cycle. By replacing the lenses with new ones every day, it is easier to maintain cleanliness and you can expect a comfortable wearing experience.
- Advantages of one-day disposable lenses
No lens care required, easy to use.
It is resistant to bacterial growth and dirt accumulation, providing peace of mind regarding hygiene.
Easy to carry and stress-free for travel and events.
To ensure continued comfortable wear
When using colored contact lenses for astigmatism for the first time, you may experience some discomfort until you get used to them. However, in most cases, you will feel comfortable and natural after a few days. If the discomfort persists, consult an ophthalmologist or specialist to review your prescription or fit. You may be able to find a more suitable astigmatism lens for your eyes.