Can You Wear Contact Lenses if Your Prescrition Isnt That Strong?
August 27th, 2010 | See the Top Answers to this Question Below
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Sure you can. You can even wear them if you have no Rx (for color or pattern.)
You just need to see a professional to get fitted for them.
Yes, it doesn’t matter if you have a strong or weak prescription, contacts will work. You will probably have better luck than those with a stronger one.
Yes, they have them for most prescriptions and can even accommodate people with astigmatism and other unique needs.
scrath that i didnt rea it properly yes thats fine
Yes, I think you can after you ask your doctor first about what contacts are right for your eyes because, There’s many different kinds of brands out on the market.
Yes.