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More than 40 million Germans suffer from a visual defect. But many don’t want to wear glasses: they use contact lenses. These offer some advantages: The sight is unrestrictedly good, there are no disturbing edges, and a possible pressure feeling by long wearing of the glasses is void. Soft contact lenses are particularly popular. These have a short acclimatisation period and are generally well tolerated. Soft lenses are available as daily, weekly and monthly lenses. What exactly monthly lenses are, how to take care of them and what you should look out for when buying them, we will explain to you here.

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A visual defect is always based on a refractive error of the natural lens: The incident light is bundled too strongly or too little. The contact lens compensates for this and focuses the light more or less. Soft contact lenses differ from hard ones in material and size. The soft version is made of slightly more flexible plastic and is closer to the eye. This prevents dust or dirt from accumulating underneath so quickly. The soft lenses also cover the entire lens, while hard lenses are slightly smaller. Hard lenses last much longer and can often be used for a year and more. Soft lenses, on the other hand, are designed for daily (daily lenses), bi-weekly (weekly lenses) or monthly changes (monthly lenses).

Due to the fast acclimatization and good tolerability, many opt for soft lenses rather than hard ones. Soft lenses are also more variable: if your visual acuity changes at short notice, you can simply buy lenses with a different diopter number next time. You only want to wear contact lenses now and then, for example during sports or on special occasions? Then daily lenses are the best choice. These do not need to be cared for, but are simply disposed of in the evening. Weekly lenses can be worn for two weeks from the start of the pack. These are ideal if, for example, you have to grab your lenses every day on holiday, but do not need them for everyday use. Of the soft lenses, monthly lenses have the longest shelf life: 30 days from the first wear. So if you want to wear soft lenses every day, these are the cheapest and most comfortable option for you. In contrast to other soft lenses, monthly lenses are the most stable and gentle for your eyes. However, you should pay attention to a good care, because the eye can be damaged by lack of hygiene or broken lenses.

Would you like to wear monthly lenses? Then the first step is to go to the optician or ophthalmologist. Not only do you need your dioptre number, but the diameter and curvature of your cornea are also crucial for selecting the right lenses. In any case, have them determined by a specialist. He can also advise you as to which lenses from which manufacturer are suitable for you. We’ll give you a few tips here. Do you have particularly sensitive or dry eyes? Then silicone hydrogel lenses are particularly suitable for you. The Air Optix Aqua from Ciba Vision, the Biofinity from Cooper Vision and the Pure Vision from Bausch & Lomb, for example, have proven their worth here. You suffer from presbyopia? Even then you can wear monthly lenses. All these brands are also available in a multifocal version. You have a corneal curvature? Nevertheless, wearing lenses is no problem: for example with the Pure Vision Toric from Bausch & Lomb or the Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism from Johnson & Johnson.

Good care is essential for monthly lenses. This is the only way to keep your eyes healthy and your wearing comfortable. Remove the lenses in the evening and rinse them well with a solution. Then add them to the storage liquid and leave overnight. Make sure your storage fluid has an integrated protein remover – this removes deposits and ensures that the lenses really remain wearable for 30 days. Always check the lenses for possible cracks before inserting them.

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