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Can older adults wear contacts? Yes, with advanced options available

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, a person's ability to focus on nearby objects naturally declines with age, a condition known as presbyopia. However, this change does not mean that you are too old for contact lenses. In fact, many older adults can and do successfully wear contacts, thanks to advancements in lens technology designed to address age-related eye changes.

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At what age do most people stop wearing contacts?

According to numerous eye care studies, many contact lens wearers begin to discontinue use in their 40s and 50s, largely due to age-related vision changes. This often prompts the question: at what age do most people stop wearing contacts and what causes this shift?

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Can a 70 year old wear contacts? A Guide to Modern Lens Options

According to Prevent Blindness, nine out of ten people who want to wear contacts are good candidates for them, regardless of age. This means that while vision changes are common with age, they don't have to prevent you from wearing contacts. Modern advancements in lens technology, including options that address dry eye and presbyopia, have made it possible for many seniors to enjoy clear, comfortable vision with contact lenses.

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