Spectacles and contact

 difference between spectacles and contact lenses in point format:

1. Position:

Spectacles are worn on the face (on the nose and ears).

Contact lenses are placed directly on the eye.

2. Comfort:

Spectacles can feel heavy or leave marks on the nose.

Contact lenses feel light and provide a natural experience.

3. Vision quality:

Spectacles may distort side (peripheral) vision.

Contact lenses offer wider and clearer vision.

4. Maintenance:

Spectacles are easy to clean and handle.

Contact lenses require proper cleaning and hygiene.

5. Appearance:

Spectacles are visible on the face.

Contact lenses are invisible and more cosmetic.

6. Cost:

Spectacles are usually cheaper.

Contact lenses may be more expensive over time.

7. Weather effects:

Spectacles fog up in cold or rain.

Contact lenses are not affected by weather.

8. Activities:

Spectacles can fall or slip during sports.

Contact lenses are better for sports and dancing.

9. Eye health:

Spectacles are better for people with dry eyes or allergies.

Contact lenses may increase dryness or irritation.

10. Age suitability:

Spectacles are suitable for all ages.

Contact lenses are not ideal for small children or careless users.

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