Vision correction comes in all shapes and sizes. Technological advances have given people with imperfect vision a variety of choices. If you realize that you have trouble seeing objects that are close to you or if you have difficulty with objects that are further away, your three main options are investing in prescription eyeglasses, undergoing LASIK surgery, or getting your eyes measured for contact lenses.

Out of these three options, wearing contact lenses might be the most practical solution. Out of the ways you can improve your vision, this one comes with the most advantages.

Wear What You Want

When you are wearing eyeglasses a good portion of your face is covered. Furthermore, too much movement can cause the frames to shift and potentially fall off. When you are wearing contact lenses, however, you are given much more flexibility. Contact lenses do not cover your face and are nearly impossible to detect in your everyday life. The big advantage of this is being able to wear whatever you want. Whether you want to wear a hat that never seems to fit with your eyeglasses, a pair of sunglasses to protect you from intense UV rays, or you simply do not want anything to cover your face, the choice is ultimately yours.

Less to Carry

A downside to wearing eyeglasses is having to carry a case on you. If your intend on taking your glasses off at some point during the day, then you need a safe spot where they will not get scratched. Lens.com has convenient carrying cases that can fit in your pocket easily.