Tuesday
Jan102012

Futuristic Contact Lenses – Did the movies get it right? 

For years we have been watching films that play with the idea of technological breakthroughs. Tom Cruise has been greeted by a virtual sales assistant in the smash hit Minority Report and Gerard Butler has been transported into a shooting game by a fanatic video gamer. In spy films, especially Mission Impossible Ethan Hunt uses contact lenses to get into top secret rooms and Arnold Schwarzenegger brings up his victim’s details on a screen right before his eyes.

And it seems now technology has caught up with these ideas and produced a lens that is truly futuristic.

This new lens projects images to wearers allowing them to read floating texts and emails or augment their sight. The bionic contact has just passed the first set of tests and if successful is going to change the way we see life and conduct everyday activities forever. Researchers and the team behind the bionic contact lens, believing that hundreds more pixels could be embedded in the lens, which could be used in a multitude of everyday uses such as:

•    Drivers can wear these lenses to see journey directions or their vehicle's speed, which could be projected onto the windscreen
•    They could be used to take the virtual world of video gaming to a new dimension, just like Gerard Butler’s Gamer film
•    Provide doctors/nurses/dentists with up-to-date medical information like blood sugar levels by linking to biosensors in the wearer's body

Professor Babak Praviz’s team have already overcome one of the most difficult hurdles; getting the human eye to focus on an image generated on its surface, by adapting the lens to shorten the focal distance.

According to research the human eye can normally only see objects clearly if they are held several centimetres away from the eye. However, before they come onto the market there are more hurdles to overcome. A good power source needs to be found and their microcircuitry needs to be more advance as it can only currently source enough power to light one light emitting-diode.

We’re a little bit excited about these new lenses, it’s a bit Terminator meets Minority Report. They’re certainly going to be the hottest new technology for gamers and are sure to come in useful when wanting to drive safely.


Sunday
Jan012012

Happy New Year

Happy New Year from us here at Eyesbright. Whether you stayed in with friends or went out on the town in style we hope you had a wonderful New Year’s Eve.

So without further ado, welcome to 2012 and together let’s try to make this one of the most glamorous years we’ve seen. If you love to make resolutions and one of them is to try something new every day, why not try a different eye colour? Or maybe something completely different and go for a patterned lens?

We here at Eyesbright will do all we can to offer you the best contact lenses that will help you keep to your new year’s resolutions.

Happy New Year everyone!

Eyesbright.



Sunday
Dec252011

Merry Christmas

Ho Ho Ho, Merry Christmas! We hope you’re all having fun unwrapping gifts and sipping eggnog. Christmas is a brilliant time of year to spend with the ones you love, share a few laughs and enjoy some great home cooked food.

Our perfect Christmas is watching The Snowman with a giant mug of hot chocolate whilst munching on some tin chocolates (we’re not chocoholics...honestly!) .

If you have bought some colour contacts for Christmas day we hope you’re enjoying wearing them and receiving plenty of compliments. We’re sure family members are going to notice straight away that you’ve altered your appearance and love the new you as soon as they look at you.

Have an amazing day and we will see you in the New Year,

Eyesbright.



Thursday
Dec222011

New Year’s Eve Party Look

Create a new look for New Year's EveWhen we celebrate the end of a year and welcome a new one in that’s full of resolutions and new opportunities, we want to make sure we look our finest.

The outfit is all planned and all that’s left is the accessories. First of all, the bag and shoes have to match, but the decision lies with what type of bag and heel you want to go for. It’s complicated stuff, especially as the choice is so vast, but there is an accessory that’s easy to shop for, coloured contact lenses.

Wearing coloured lenses are a simple, yet effective way to put the wow factor into your outfit. Everyone is sure to expect a beautiful bag or some sky scrapper heels, but changing your eye colour is sure to surprise them all.

You will most certainly be raking in the style points and all the attention at the New Year’s party is sure to be on you. So what colour will you opt for this New Year’s Eve?

Go for a festive colour way or is Christmas so last year?

If you’re still in the festive mood we here at Eyesbright have a fantastic range of Christmas colours for you:

Vampire Contact Lenses – these are a luscious red colour that oozes glamour. As they’re yearly contacts you can use them again for Halloween 2012!

Big Eyes Lustrous Green Contact Lenses – go for an evergreen shade and mimic the colours of ivy and holly.

Silver Jewel Contact Lenses – take some inspiration from your Christmas tree’s baubles and light up the party wearing these amazing Silver Jewel contact lenses.

If tradition isn’t what you look for in accessories, then why not see the New Year in with a different style? Say hello to a new you with something extraordinary that’s sure to get you noticed. Below you will find a list of fashion lenses we recommend for 2012:

Diva Grey Contact Lenses[KK1] 

Big Eyes Passionate Purple Contact Lenses

Glamour Blue Contact Lenses


 [KK1]Linking to the wrong contacts



Tuesday
Dec202011

Multiple Christmas parties to attend and only one outfit?

Make your outfot look special every time you wear itA guide in how you can look different by wearing the same ensemble every time.

The Christmas countdown has begun and there is a lot to organise. Your Christmas card list, the presents you want to give, the food you want to serve and of course the parties you want to attend. This festive season is all about making the most out of your time with family and friends, old and new. There is the work Christmas party, your friends’ parties and even the party you would like to throw. That is a lot of outfits to prepare, but how wonderful would it be to find a simple and cost effective way to change the appearance of an outfit, without having to change the ensemble? Sounds impossible we can hear you say. Well, we here at Eyesbright think we can offer you that one piece that will make your outfit look complete and unlike anything anyone has ever seen.

We have found by changing the appearance of your eyes you’re able to transform the overall look and feel of your outfit. If you will be wearing the same dress to a couple of events, no one will notice, they’ll be too busy looking at your eyes and wondering how they’ve changed so dramatically.

Not only can fashion and beauty contact lenses be used to help differentiate ensembles, they’re also brilliant accessories to wear when wanting to express yourself or style. As Christmas is coming why not opt for some amazing red contact lenses or attention grabbing green lenses? If you have always thought style over fashion, at Eyesbright you will discover an extensive collection of contacts that can help define you and compliment your style.

The magnitude of lenses available to you is extraordinary. So much so, narrowing down your selection could prove to be challenging. However, to give you an idea of what you could be wearing over the festive season we have created a list of our recommendations.

To express your Christmas spirit why not try:

Silver Jewel Contact Lenses

Big Eyes Lustrous Green Contact Lenses

Gold Jewel Contact Lenses

Black Gold Jewel Contact Lenses

For the fashionista who loves to evolve her style, these lenses could be what you’re searching for:

Emerald Green Contact Lenses

Pinky Contact Lenses

Star Burst Grey Contact Lenses

Big Eyes Passionate Purple Contact Lenses

We all know this season’s accessory colour is blue:

Glamour Blue Contact Lenses