Get the Best of Both Worlds with Colored Contacts for Astigmatism

When you use contacts for astigmatism that are a shade other than your natural eye color, you get two distinct advantages: You get to try a new eye color as well as correct your astigmatism. An astigmatism is a refractive error of the eye that creates vision problems but is treatable with contact lenses, glasses, or some vision-related procedures.

Enjoy a New Eye Color

Have you ever wanted an eye color that is different than the one you were born with? Perhaps you have had blue eyes your whole life but always wanted something different, such as:

·         Violet,  Brown,  Gray,  Black,  Green,  Pink,  Or even a different shade of blue!

It’s up to you! There are many beautiful shades of each color and many patterns too, from cute flowers to sparkling stars. Now you can choose from a huge number of shades and designs at Queen Contacts and get the color you prefer shipped right to your doorstep!

Why not get multiple sets of colored contacts for astigmatism and get them all sent to you at once? Then you can have variety with within ones you choose to wear throughout the year.

Correct Your Astigmatism

Yes, there are colored lenses that can correct astigmatism! In the past, this was not possible, but now with vision technology being the way it is, contacts provide a great option for a person with astigmatism. By choosing one of a different hue than the natural shade, you can have fun with the options available and also get clearer vision than without the lenses.

How Lenses for Astigmatism Work

The prescription lenses are specially designed to fit the eye and compensate for the problems with refraction. The innovate lenses that Queen Contacts carry provide for smooth optical movement, such as when you look up after reading a book.

Plus, the lenses at Queen Contacts are comfortable to wear and the length you can keep them for, such as 30 days, is clearly shown on the details page for the lens of choice. The 30-day box is easy to maintain and simple to use. The difficult part is choosing a color for colored contacts for astigmatism as there are so many pretty ones to choose from!