Castor Eye Care Center (Philadelphia,PA 19124)

• Why do my contact lenses always move in my eyes?

  Maybe it is because you can't put them into the correct position. If they are in the right position, it is probably caused by the bigger of basic curve. If the number of basic curve is bigger, then the lens is flatter and in this case the lens will slip so that you can feel the lenses moving in your eyes.

• Where to buy bifocal sunglasses?

  You can search online, buy them at Walmart or go to the brick and mortar store.

• Where to buy steve jobs eyeglasses?

  The glasses that Steve Jobs wore were the German Lunor Classic Rund PP which is a pair of round-lensed glasses. I am not sure where to get the exact same glasses as that Steve Jods worn, but you can buy similar ones, like round glasses at any optical stores.

• How to prevent my contact lens from wind?

  Sunglasses/goggles may work. If you want to proect your eyes better, the oversized sunglasses may be your first choice cause they can wrap your eyes around.

• Where to buy big framed glasses?

  Big framed glasses are also called oversized glasses, Amazon offer large selection of big framed glasses, you may find one which is suitable for you, and you will never be bothered about where to buy big glasses.

• Can I use annual contact Lens more than one year?

  It is not recommended to use contact lenses that are out of date. Because the cotact lenses are much easier to be infected during long time of use and there is possiblity that the bacterial stay on the surface of the lenses so as to cause eye diseases.

• Will the contact lens be very thick if I have strong prescription?

  No. contact lenses would not be thicker if you have stronger prescription, instead Focal length of contact lenses decreases.

• What does BC stand for on contact lenses prescription?

  BC on contact lenses stands for ""base curve."" The base curve of a contact lens is related to the shape of the patient's eye. It is one of the items in your eyes examination. In most cases, the base curve is the same for both eyes.

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