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The festive period is a time when many people enjoy a Christmas break on the ski slopes and Oakley has developed a pair of ski goggles that can be worn over the top of glasses.
Traditional contact lenses can make your eyes dry up in the cold conditions on the slopes of places like France and Switzerland, but Oakley's goggles can be worn with prescription spectacles.
The Proven OTG snow goggles have a foam configuration creating a seal, a unique fit, anti-fog treatment and a dual lens for even more venting.
"Cold air is dry air. When you're up there in the snow and sky, contact lenses can feel like sandpaper on your eyes, not to mention the thrill kill of losing one when gravity decides to pull you into a G-force face plant," Oakley says.
But if you feel wearing glasses will not help you look your festive best as you take to the slopes you could try
ortho k contact lenses.
They mean you can wear whichever ski goggles you choose without worrying about wearing glasses or your eyes drying up on the slopes.
Overnight vision correction contact lenses eliminate the safety hazard of glasses steaming up or breaking as well as the irritation that can be caused by traditional contact lenses in adverse weather conditions.
The vision correction contact lenses can also replace pricey prescription ski goggles.
In addition,
ortho k contact lenses can aid performance in a variety of sports from football to swimming to a simple jog around the park.
Give
ortho k contact lenses a try if you are considering a skiing holiday this festive season and want to avoid pricey prescription ski goggles.
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