Contact Lens for sports

2024-10-02 16:09:52
Started wearing specs around 3 years ago , Now i wish to restart playing cricket as I was a state player and now I wish to play my college tournaments , So I was thinking if It will be a good option that I get contact lenses and use them only while playing ( I am fast bowler so bowling with glasses is very difficult) ... So I had few questions - 1) Daily Disposable or Monthly Disposable 2)Do I need to get a fresh prescription for contacts? Will the prescription my doc gave for specs  work ? 3)My cylindrical power is -0.5 , so do i need toric lens or spherical is enough as toric is not available for 0.5 ? My prescription- Right Sph -> -2.0 Cyl -> -0.5 Axis -> 80° Left Sph -> -1.5 Cyl -> -0.5 Axis -> 120° Please reply and don't ask to consult privately
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Daily disposable contact lens with same spherical power is advised for sport purpose if no financial issue with u.
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No need to take another new ophthalmic prescription , older is enough for  contact lens.

Answered2024-10-11 06:50:13

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Daily disposable is always the better option if it’s not an issue for you financially. As your spherical power is less than 3D the same power can be used for contact lenses. You will not need toric lenses.
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Always be cautious with hygiene when using contact lenses, lens case cleanliness, changing the solution, hand hygiene, etc.

Answered2024-10-06 08:41:51

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Daily disposable is better

Answered2024-10-04 07:34:57

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Daily disposable will be better.

Answered2024-10-04 15:51:59

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Daily disposable contact lens will be better

Answered2024-10-03 12:17:25

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Daily disposable will be better as in sports you get exposed to dust and sweat also. You will need a slightly different prescription for contact lens, as the distance between eye and the glass is different from that of contact lens.
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Toric will not be available, they will adjust and give as spherical equivalent.

Answered2024-10-03 04:25:02

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