While it may seem strange, we’ve had more than one customer contact us about Nike contact lenses.  The reason people are looking for Nike contact lenses is because Nike makes a “Max Sight” contact lens.  These contact lenses are generally known as Nike contacts or Nike MaxSight contacts, but are called just about everything.  Check out their official page here and here.

These contacts utilize new technology that filters out certain colors of UV light resulting in better performance depending on your sport.  For golfers the contact lenses filter out the red and green light allowing the golf ball to reflect it’s natural blue light.  This results in you being able to see the ball on the ground easily.

For those who enjoy mountain biking, the MaxSight contact lenses allow you to see shadows clearly since you know how important it is when you’re coming around a corner and see a rock or hole.

For bicyclists the Nike contact lenses filter out reflections caused by the sun hitting the hot pavement.  They also have a red glow which relaxes your eye and lets them focus for longer periods of time.

For every sport Nike offers auto tinting sunglasses (chromatic sunglasses) that provide the same effect.  Look for the Nike MaxSight contact lenses in a store or optometrist near you!

You can read more about these great Nike contact lenses at Al Conway’s website.  He is going to give his review after he’s worn them for a short while.

Bausch and Lomb also has some more information about the price of Nike MaxSight contact lenses at their website.

If you’re looking for the latest technology that has been incorporated into contact lenses, check out the Frequency 55 MultiFocal lenses from Frequency. The Frequency 55 MultiFocal do what were once only found in bifocal glasses, give you two distinct points of view. Your eyes will age naturally as your body does, a condition called presbyopia. Thankfully you don’t have to pick up a pair of bifocals, you can use the Frequency multi focus contact lenses.

The Frequency 55 MultiFocal contacts have a revolutionary technology called Balanced Progressive Technology that helps sustain eye focus whether you’re looking at an object near or far away. Truly a new and exciting contact lens from Frequency.

By now most people realize that buying contact lenses online is less expensive and just as easy as buying them at a offline store. For those people who prefer the feeling of buying a product and owning it immediately, there are still companies that sell contact lenses directly. If you’re ready to buy contact lenses in Sacramento, check out the list below of companies and optometrists that sell contact lenses.

Sacramento Contact Lenses Optometry Inc. - View Website
701 Howe Ave # G48, Sacramento, CA
(916) 921-8080

Sacramento Visioncare Optometric Center - View Website
1111 Howe Ave # 235, Sacramento, CA
(916) 929-9162

Michael J Schermer MD Inc - View Website
2620 Hurley Way # A, Sacramento, CA
(916) 453-1111

Royo Eye & Laser Center Medical - View Website
8120 Timberlake Way # 211, Sacramento, CA
(916) 423-2134

Site for Sore Eyes: Sacramento - View Website
2563 Fair Oaks Blvd, Sacramento, CA
(916) 480-9985

If you need more than the phone number and address listed above, please contact us. If you have a favorite place that you buy contact lenses in Sacramento, CA, please let us know and we’ll add them to the list of places to buy a contact lens.

If you’re in the market for contact lenses and live in the Bonita Springs area, there are many options for finding an optometrist in Bonita Springs that can prescribe contact lenses to you. Here is a partial list of physicians available in Bonita Springs, Florida.

Bonita Eye Center
3925 Bonita Beach Rd, Bonita Springs, FL - (239) 947-6000

Eyetopian Optical: The Promenade at Bonita Bay
26831 S Bay Dr # 108, Bonita Springs, FL - (239) 498-4420

Bouchard Myriam OD
Bonita Springs, FL - (239) 498-4420

Eye Associates of SW Florida
7955 Airport Pulling Rd N #104, Naples, FL - (239) 593-7747

Eugenides Jason OD
798 Neapolitan Way, Naples, FL - (239) 643-5295

Lens Crafters
2628 Tamiami Trl N, Naples, FL - (239) 649-8899

Eugenides Jason OD
2076 Tamiami TRL N, Naples, FL - (239) 643-1724

Eyetopian Optical
2425 Tamiami Trl N, Naples, FL - (239) 530-3937

Terry R Van Der Heyden OD
4060 Tamiami Trl N # 4, Naples, FL - (239) 261-5915

Mcclintic V Mark OD
2628 Tamiami TRL N, Naples, FL - (239) 649-8899

As you can see, many of these doctors and companies are not in Bonita Springs, but also in nearby Naples, FL. A few of these Bonita Springs doctors are right on the Florida coast and others are inland. Eye Associates are right near the Tiburon Golf Club.

These doctors may or may not currently be accepting new patients, depending on how busy they are. You’ll definitely want to give them a call. All of these phone numbers are listed above and a map to their office can be found by searching for thier name.

A great article posted at the Articles Web Log gives a few great tips on buying contacts online.  Since I normally don’t think about other countries, this article reminded me that in the US, contacts require a prescription, but in your country the law may be different.

Check with a local health department or search for information online regarding the laws of buying contact lenses in your country.

It’s finally here! Happy Halloween everyone. Be safe, stay with friends and I guess you can throw the old adage, “Don’t take candy from strangers” out the window tonight.

Remember when wearing that great costume (with contact lenses right?) to be safe, you might be dressed as Superman, but your powers are still lacking!

Here is a list of other blogs wishing you a Happy (and safe) Halloween tonight as well:

Happy Halloween from WatchingHouse.

Happy Halloween from Stayton (Oregon) Daily Photo.

From the Editor’s Desk: Happy Halloween! from Cinematical.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from Autodesk.

Happy Halloween from AnimationArchive.

As a result of the Renu contact lens solution, Bausch & Lomb is continuing to receive lawsuits says Mark Joye here on Injury Board.  The law firm Weitz & Luxenberg are looking for clients that have used Renu.

In other Bausch & Lomb news, Warburg Pincus has finished the buyout of B&L on October 30th.  Total cost was said to be $4.5 billion.  Pretty nice payday for a company riddled with lawsuits and class action lawsuits.

If you’ve never checked out Montessorimum.com, now is a great time.  There is a recent post that gives a great description of what exactly Lasik surgery is, and how it works.  Take the time to check out this post.

As of today, iSnare will now accept Paypal, that is great for those of us who like to use them to submit articles, but hate having to pay with 2checkout.  Paypal is the worlds leading payment processor and it’s about time!  Thanks iSnare!

Whether your costume is ready, or your still working on it, the time is drawing near.  In less that two days, you’ll be wearing that Halloween costume.  If you’re still working on your Halloween costume, check out these great celebrity halloween costumes and maybe you can get some ideas.  Also check out what the celebs are wearing this year.

MamaPop has a great list of costume ideas just in time for Halloween, be sure to check out the post.

AccessGossip has the scoop on what Spencer Pratt is going to be for Halloween.  Not so Super this year!

Last but not least, check out Neil Patrick Harris at DListed.

For now that’s it, more to come later.