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| CONTACT LENSES |
There is a bewildering array of contact
lenses on the market. The optometrist will talk you through
the options available and recommend the most suitable for
your needs.
Modern Eyecare is an accredited Johnson and Johnson Acuvue
contact lens Centre of Excellence. We also provide tailor
made contact lenses for complicated prescriptions, special
effects or medical conditions.
Details of the contact lenses available are given below.
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 Johnson
and Johnson Acuvue
Whatever your considerations when buying contact lenses, the
ACUVUE® range is sure to have the right ones for you. Their
wide range of contact lenses offers different features that
can help you decide which is the right contact lens for you.
Contact us to find out more. |
 NEW
1-DAY ACUVUE® COLOURS™
1-day Acuvue colours – the ultimate instant makeover.
Change the way you look when you want, as often as you want.
Based on 1-day acuvue, the daily lens that’s unbeatable
for comfort, 1-day acuvue colours gives you all the convenience
of a daily disposable contact lens in five stunning colours. |
 NEW
ACUVUE® ADVANCE
Did you know that the most common reason for abandoning contact
lenses is discomfort and, of that group, 41% were due to dryness?Also,
55% of contact lens wearers experience end of day discomfort.Acuvue
advance has been developed by Johnson and Johnson to stay comfortable
all day, everyday thanks to new HYDRACLEAR™ technology.
The release date for this exciting new product is June 2004. |
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| THE RIGHT SHAPE |
You should always select a frame that
properly fits your face. In general, the size of the frame
should relate to the size of your face, and frames that contrast
with the shape of the face tend to look best. Look at your
face in the mirror and see which shape below is the closest
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Oval—Someone with
an oval face can wear almost anything! Choose frames that
are as wide or wider than the broadest part of the face.
Save hard geometric shapes and low swooping temples for
someone else. |
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Round—Frames should
make the face appear longer and thinner. They should be
wider than they are deep. Avoid excessively round or square
styles which exaggerate facial roundness. |
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Diamond—Frames should
widen the forehead and jaw while minimizing temples and
cheekbones. Rimless, square or frames with a straight
top and curved bottom are all good choices. |
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Square—A square
face features a strong jaw line and a wide forehead, chin
and cheekbones. Gently curved narrow styles will minimize
squareness and lengthen the face. Frames should be more
horizontal than vertical. |
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Oblong—A frame that
is deeper than it is wide will create the illusion of
a shorter face. Try round, deep or low-triangle shapes
or frames with a strong horizontal line emphasized by
skiving (ornamental engraving). |
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Triangle—Frames
should add width to the forehead while softening and narrowing
the appearance of jaw, chin and cheeks. Frames tops should
be slightly heavy, with skiving; bottoms should angle
inward. |
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Heart—A wide forehead
and high cheekbones can be offset by a frame that adds
width below the eye line. Try frames that are wider at
the bottom, have rounded tops and squared bottoms, or
lightly colored or frameless designs. |
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This information
is adapted from the Envision Yourself® program from
The Vision Council of America. |
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| DESIGNER FRAME |
• Alain Mikli
• Calvin Klein
• Chanel
• Coach
• Dolce and Gabbana
• Giorgio Armani
• Gucci
• Hugo Boss
• Kenneth Cole
• Kio Yamato
• Lafont
• Maui Jim
• MODO / SAKI
• Oliver Peoples
• Prada
• Ralph Lauren
• Silhouette
• Vera Wang Lux
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Versace |
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