It’s very unusual. If you avoid to keep the contact lenses for longer and you follow the fitting advice and you maintain a proper care, then it’s almost impossible. Some contact lenses inconvenience can occur, by if you don’t follow your eye health rules for an extended period.

It’s not possible. A membrane covers your eye and connects to the inside of your eyelids, so there’s no chance that it could happen. What could happen is that it might fold in a half under your upper eyelid, therefore it seems to be disappeared. But you can easily add a few contact lenses rewetting drops to your eye and softly massage your eyelid. As a last chance you can turn your upper eyelid inside out and take it out.

It will never happen. Sometimes can occur that you have this sensation just because your contacts are dried out. The best way is to moisten the lens with our saline solutions selection, you can directly apply it to the lens an then after few min it will start to be hydrated and soft again, and try it again.

Nope. They fit closer to the eye so it's very rare for a contact lens to dislodge from a wearer's eye unexpectedly especially with the new contact lenses generation, and thanks to a proper fitting, contacts should stay in place almost all the time.

Some contact lenses inconvenience can occur, but they are rare. If you follow your eye doctor's advice regarding how to care for your lenses, how long to wear them and how frequently you should replace them, wearing contact lenses is very safe.

Contacts can be more affordable than glasses, the price might vary depending on which product your optician thinks is the most suitable for you. Plus, replacing a lost contact lens can be cheap and easy compared to replacing lost or damaged glasses if you consider the prescription lenses cost.

If your need for vision correction isn’t that great, contact lenses are an easy, alternative to classes when you need them for sports or special activity and occasions because they won’t smudge, steam up, fall off or break, and you won’t lose any crisp and peripheral vision.

Contact lenses are safe. Be sure to stick to the replacement schedule and cleaning instructions that your doctor provides and you're good to go

Yes of course. It might seem difficult at first, but your eye care professional will help you on how to apply and remove your contacts and how to take care of them. Most people become adept at handling contact lenses much faster than they expect to!

With our contact lenses solutions you can easily clean and disinfect your contacts easy. Or you can always choose to wear our dailies disposable.