Eyeglasses And Contact Lenses More Style, Same Utility
By By Peter Smithson
At one time, promotions on television advertised a new,sexier you if you elected to lose the glasses and pop in apair of contact lenses. This image has always beendemonstrated in Superman comics, television programs andmovies
He's a bit of a geek or too normal a guy, but when theglasses come off - he's Superman. Fortunately, the image-makers and shakers that relegated eyeglasses to theawkward, the nerd gear of decades past has begun to embraceglasses for the fashionable, functional necessity they havebecome.
The differences between glasses and are morerelated to personal issues of comfort than to image.Arguments can be made in support of contacts overeyeglasses.
For example, are worn directly over the eyeallowing natural vision and no distortion as some eyeglasswearers may experience because of the small gap between thelens of the glasses and your eye.
There is always a constant awareness of the frames as wellas the reflections off the backside of the lens. While mosteyeglass wearers become so accustomed as to hardly noticethe discrepancy, it becomes more pronounced when switchingbetween contacts and glasses.
Glasses can fog up when the temperature changes and theymight
