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6. They produce a more “natural” field of vision

Because they sit on the surface of your eyes and move with them, contact lenses provide seamless vision correction. Their benefits extend to your peripheral vision and they won’t have the same types of visual disruptions that glasses do, such as reflections or fogginess.

5. They give you freedom of movement during activities and sports

When glasses might fly off your face, contact lenses stay put. You can play sports, go running, or dance freely at a concert.

4. They don’t stand out on your face.

Contacts won’t clash with an otherwise perfectly matching ensemble, and they won’t block other people’s view of your expertly applied eye makeup and lashes. For most contact wearers, contacts are functionally invisible.

3. Some contacts enable you to change your eye color.

If you’ve ever wanted to see what you look like with a differently colored iris, contacts can make that happen. Certain colored contacts come in both bold and subtle hues, so you can sport anything from dramatic violet lenses to ones that lightly accent your eyes.

2. They allow you to wear a variety of non-prescription sunglasses.

Throwing on a pair of sunglasses is easy when you’re already wearing contact lenses, and you won’t have to pay for prescription sunglasses.

1. Losing or replacing your contacts isn’t as costly.

Unlike glasses, contacts usually aren’t designed to last for years. Losing a pair of disposable lenses won’t set your wallet back as much (although you should still try your best to keep track of them!).

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