Which contact lenses should I go for to fix the Astigmatism and why?

Astigmatism is the refractive visual error; it occurs when our cornea or lens in the eye is curved abnormally. And this abnormal curve prevents the light from properly focusing on the lens after entering the eye.
Often (in most cases), it is found at birth, but it can develop at any age. It may be due to genetic problems (or maybe an eye injury/accident, disease, or surgery).
Minor cases may not require that treatment, but moderate to severe cases would require correction with contact lenses and eyeglasses.

A study says nearly all adults have some degree of astigmatism, but most don’t know that it interferes with their lives gradually.

However, studies conducted in various countries & cultures show that astigmatism has notably affected about one-third of adults.

 

What about contact lenses for Astigmatism?

Indeed, modern contact lenses are both affordable & convenient options if anyone has issues with astigmatism in moderation. Contacts may improvise vision clarity, reduce vision distortions, & offer a wide visual field suiting the eyes.
In other words, they won’t obstruct the vision or interfere with physical activities in the way that eyeglass frames may.

 

1-Day use Contact for Astigmatism

1 Day Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism contact lenses for astigmatism, with the patented Lacreon technology, these contact lenses offer the highest level of comfort available in this type of lens.
Furthermore, the Accelerated Stabilization Design in 1 Day Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism lenses helps to always position the contact lenses correctly on your eyes throughout the day. Existing 1 Day Acuvue for Astigmatism wearers may upgrade to 1 Day Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism contact lenses.