Filed under Eye complications, My Blog by Joey Lee Chua on February 16, 2012 at 2:43 pm
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You can share your secrets, your hopes and your dreams with your friends. However, eye care practitioners caution, you should never share your contact lenses.
Simply wear – swapping contact lenses can mean trading germs. Contact lenses can easily carry bacteria from one person to another, and as their condition is moist, contact lenses can allow such germs to thrive. Thus, you would easily get an eye infection. Think about it – that’s why there is no contact lenses tester.
Not disposing of contact lenses within a recommended wearing schedule, can also cause infections. You should discard lens as indicated by your eye care practitioner and replaced as needed.
At the end, it is well worth it to keep your eyes healthy.
Filed under Uncategorized by Joey Lee Chua on December 9, 2011 at 12:23 am
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Children and Contact Lenses
We all know wearing glasses can strongly affect a child’s self esteem, particularly as they get older and teenage years approach. Although fashionable eyewear has come on leaps and bounds in recent years, most parents of short-sighted children will find themselves bombarded with questions about contact lenses at some point. But when is it appropriate for a child to make the switch to lenses, and what options are available?
Contact lenses themselves pose no threat to the health of the eye when used properly, and children and babies born with conditions such as cataracts are frequently prescribed them. Yet eye care professionals are often reluctant to prescribe contact lenses for short-sighted children out of concerns for their ability to truly take on the responsibility of proper eye and lens care.
For these reasons Jeffrey Walline, in a study published by the American Academy of Optometry, concludes that daily disposable lenses are the perfect first-time choice for children and young (more…)
Filed under Color Contact Lenses, Toric contact lenses by Joey Lee Chua on November 18, 2011 at 12:57 pm
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Blincon has been leading the market for their 3 months disposable color contact lens. They offered wide range of colors and power range, up to -10.00D. Even thoughtful of them is to offer color toric contact lens, where high astigmatism patient will be able to enjoy the fun of wearing cosmetic contact lens too. (more…)
Filed under Acuvue, My Blog by Joey Lee Chua on November 6, 2011 at 9:23 pm
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Dear Acuvue Clear,
We understand that you had been a wanted well-rounded lens from a trusted brand. You had helped many people to enjoy the freedom of life without glasses at an affordable price. Your contribution all these years will never be forgotten.
However, you cannot deny the fact that many of Acuvue Clear wearers started complaining that their eyes easily feel tired and dry after 6 hours of wearing you. We understand that they should not use the contact lens for too long hours but they just cannot help it. Humans, nowadays, have such a hectic life and busy schedule, they just got no choice. Their work normally needed them to face the computers for long hours and in an air conditioner room.
Good news is that we found a solution to help these human beings! They will be able to wear the contact lenses for long hours without much feeling of dry and tired eyes. That is Acuvue Advance Plus. Acuvue Advance Plus can provide 94% of oxygen transmissibility to human eyes and this is strongly recommended for your current wearers to be upgraded to. Human beings will be able to enjoy the superior all day comfort, especially with an active lifestyle. Acuvue Advance Plus is definitely going to deliver a lens-free feel to their wearers.
We know you love your wearers but we sincerely know you would want the best for their eyes. You sure understand that Acuvue Clear cannot provide all the advantages that Acuvue Advance Plus can give. Wearing you for such long hours will only do harm to their eyes, so, please do inform your current wearer to upgrade themselves to wear Acuvue Advance Plus for a whole new experience in wearing contact lenses.
Your cooperation is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely,
CEO ACUVUE
Filed under My Blog by Joey Lee Chua on November 3, 2011 at 4:20 pm
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What should I do if my contact lens become dehydrated?

If the soft contact lens is exposed to air while off the eye, it may become dry and brittle and need to be rehydrated. If the lens is adhering to a surface, e.g. the lens is sticking on your contact lens case, apply the recommended multipurpose solution before handling.
To rehydrate the contact lens, you should:
• Handle the contact lens carefully.
• Place the lens in its storage case and soak the contact lens in multipurpose solution for at least 1 hour until it returns to a soft state.
• Clean the contact lens first, then disinfect the rehydrated lens by using multipurpose solution.
• If after soaking and the contact lens does not become soft or if the surface remains dry, DO NOT USE THE CONTACT LENS UNTIL IT HAS BEEN EXAMINED BY YOUR EYE CARE PROFESSIONAL.
Filed under Acuvue, Bausch & Lomb by Joey Lee Chua on October 31, 2011 at 7:09 pm
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My Contact Lens Station – Lowest Price Ever!
Your one stop contact lens station to get your contact lens stocks top-up. We are offering the best price that you cannot get in any retailer or optical shop. Otherwise, money back guarantee*! (more…)
Filed under Color Contact Lenses by Joey Lee Chua on October 20, 2011 at 6:34 pm
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Filed under Acuvue by Joey Lee Chua on October 18, 2011 at 9:26 am
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GOOD NEWS!
Break Free with Acuvue Campaign is launched. Mainly to promote Acuvue contact lenses that are categories in ALL DAY COMFORT range; Acuvue Advance Plus (2 weeks disposable) and Acuvue Moist (daily disposable).Campaign period will be from 10 Oct 2011 to 31 Dec 2011.
In conjunction with this, trial contact lenses will be given out for free. Each person will be entitle either a pair of Acuvue Advance Plus or 3 pairs of Acuvue Moist contact lense.
Just follow two simple mechanics to register for the trial lens:
1. Log on to Acuvue Facebook or Acuvue Malaysia Website and fill up the trial lens registration form.
2. Then, you will received a trial redemption SMS. Simply, just show it the SMS to the eyecare practitioner that you had selected to redeem for the trial lens.
Seriously, get the Acuvue Advance Plus trial lens to try. This is a very comfortable lens silicone hydrogel lens with 94% oxygen entering your eyes for long hours wearing comfort. Get the instant comfort when you insert the lens into your eyes, all day comfort and 14 days comfort while wearing the lenses.
Filed under Color Contact Lenses by Joey Lee Chua on October 10, 2011 at 7:13 pm
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iContact colour contact lens has an innovative biocompatible material that works well with the eye’s tears to retain moisture of the contact lens. Thus, contact lens wearers will enjoy the long-lasting comfort throughout the day. iContact colour contact lens has gained ISO9001:(2000) quality systems and CE Mark certification since August 2005 in Singapore. The notified body in Singapore is SGS. iContact colour contact lens is manufactured with the Etafilcon A material which has been granted FDA 510K market clearance.
Besides that, the comfort of iContact lenses is further enhanced with their innovative TruForm edge and a unique tangential back surface. By wearing iContact colour contact lens, ones can easily gain the benefits that include optimum movement, ease in handling, enhanced comfort, extended wearing time and positive benefits in ocular health.
iContact colour contact lenses that are available in Malaysia now with 3 series of colours. They are; (more…)
Filed under Color Contact Lenses, My Blog by Joey Lee Chua on September 28, 2011 at 8:36 pm
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I received many emails and messages enquiring whether online Korean color contact lenses are safe to wear.
Are they safe to wear? After my thorough research and getting relevant information and facts (FDA reports) about color contact lenses, I do not think online Korean color contact lenses are safe to wear.In fact, I would advise all, not to be too rely on color contact lenses. Clear (non color) contact lenses should always be your first priority. (more…)
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