If you are like many people who wear glasses, you may have contemplated the idea of getting contact lenses. Perhaps you thought that they were too expensive or that you wouldn’t be able to put them in or wear them. What ever the case is that has delayed the process of purchasing contacts, your problems have been answered. You can now try contact lenses for free!
Many companies are now offering free contacts by mail, including colored lenses. You may have noticed ads in magazines or on the Internet offering these trial pairs. Well, take advantage of what they are proposing. The process to receive these free contact lenses is fairly simple; however you must follow the instructions completely to obtain the free offer. First, you are going to want to decide which contact lenses are right for you. There are many types of contacts such as daily wear, weekly, or monthly, these are disposable and are meant for short term usage.
When first using contact lenses, an eye exam is required. Eye exams are extremely important to get the best results out of your lenses. You want to make sure you have the correct prescription and that your lenses fit properly. When you call and make your appointment you are going to want to mention that you have an offer to try a free pair of lenses at the time of the call.
During your appointment the doctor will check your eyes with the common eye chart and also a series of other tests. Your eyes will be measured to get the best fit possible for you. After the exam is complete, you should provide the doctor with your offer for the free lenses. You will most likely be provided with disposable or throw away lenses. If you are a first time user of contacts you may be given a demonstration on how to put in your contacts and also how to take them out. Don’t get discouraged, this takes time and practice to master, so don’t fret if you can’t get them in or take them out right away.
Be advised that offers do vary and you may only be able to use one offer from a specific company one time only. However, as mentioned there are several different brands of lenses out there so you may want to explore what each offers and decide from there which contact lenses are best for you.