Air Optix Colors Contact Lenses

Yes, Air Optix Colors contacts sold by Just Lenses are FDA approved.

Yes, Air Optix Colors are considered medical devices, and a valid prescription is required when purchasing at Just Lenses.

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The replacement schedule for contact lenses varies by type. Daily disposable lenses should be discarded after each use, while other types may be replaced every two weeks, monthly, or quarterly.

Avoid wearing Air Optix Colors contact lenses while swimming or showering, as water can introduce bacteria and other contaminants to your eyes.

Only sleep with contact lenses designed for extended wear.

Colored contact lenses can be safe to wear as long as they are purchased from a reputable source with a valid prescription. Avoid purchasing colored lenses without a prescription, as they may not fit properly or meet safety standards.

Use a multi-purpose solution or follow the cleaning and storage instructions provided by your eye doctor. Avoid using tap water or saliva to clean your lenses.

Yes, Air Optix Colors can be worn by those with dry eyes. Wearing contact lenses with dry eyes may be challenging and uncomfortable so we recommend consulting your eye doctor for personalized advice.

Yes, Air Optix Colors contact lenses can be worn by individuals with sensitive eyes. Their advanced technology and design promote a comfortable lens-wear experience.

No, Air Optix Colors  cannot get lost behind your eyes. The conjunctiva, a thin membrane covering the front of the eye prevents the lenses from moving beyond the surface of the eye.

Contact lenses are commonly used during sports and physical activities. Consult your eye doctor to help you choose the appropriate type of lenses for physical activities.

While contact lenses are generally safe, we recommend consulting your eye doctor for guidance and any necessary adjustments during pregnancy.