Perfect peripheral vision: With glasses, your visual field is limited to the front of the eye and you can always see the outline of the frames on either side. In comparison, contact lenses snugly fit the eye, giving you constantly clear vision - ideal for activities like driving and playing sports.
Total freedom of movement: Glasses are fiddly, they get dirty easily and slip and slide off your nose during the slightest movement. Plus, they can break, potentially wasting you a lot of money. But, you can wave goodbye to these issues with contact lenses and continue to do all the things you love with zero hassle.
They don't get foggy: Another big downside of glasses? They fog up in a flash! Wearing contact lenses means you can bake up a storm, or complete a yoga session, with crystal-clear, steam-free sight.
No glares and reflections: While not a huge deal, it's the little things, such as having a reflection on your glasses that can ruin your day, especially if you're working on a computer. With contact lenses, you'll get to have crisp vision around the clock.
You can save money: The contact lens market has evolved a lot and you can actually save a lot of money choosing them over glasses, especially if you have a high prescription. There are so many types of contact lenses to suit any lifestyle, but we recommend going for dailies: easier to handle, hygienic, more comfortable and low maintenance. Plus, as they're individually packed, you can put a pair on whenever you like and save even more.

LENTILLES GRATUITES

LENTILLES GRATUITES

LENTILLES GRATUITES

LENTILLES GRATUITES

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