for a comfortable contact lens so she could get rid of her glasses. Overnight vision correction has proved to be the solution for a 41-year-old woman who could not find a contact lens to suit her.

Frustrated that health and safety rules made him remove his glasses when playing sport at school, Andrew decided to give overnight vision correction a try.

- thought she had experienced it all - hard, soft and gas permeable contact lenses - but then she was introduced to over night vision correction contact lenses and monovision.

When I first heard about the i-GO lens concept via recommendation I was completely sceptical - firstly on the basis that I hadn't heard of it before and secondly on the basis that it sounded too good ...

"We go on lots of family holidays and needed to buy prescription glasses, swimming goggles, skiing goggles and prescription sunglasses. Everything is much more straight forward now".

Michael who wore glasses as a child now wears orthokeratology over night vision correction contact lenses to help him play sport

Hector Woollam 13 Schoolboy who hated wearing childrens glasses

"I have considered laser eye surgery but not seriously because of the risks, I am waiting for the technology to improve i-GO lenses are just much better for really active people and they are a brillia...

I am a student of age 16, and up until about two months ago, I found that reading the board from the back of the class was impossible without the aid of glasses. My prescription wasn't so bad that I f...

Felicity Edwards aged 24, from Pinner Middlesex, and works as a Research Scientist. “I currently wear i-GO overnight vision correction lenses– and I certainly would never go back to wearing ev...