eye glasses or contact lense?

One advantage of wearing contacts is that they won't get in the way while playing sports, cheerleading, dancing or doing other exercises. There are also no rims there to interfere with your side, or peripheral, vision. When you're active, contact lenses don't steam up or slide down your nose. Plus, they eliminate that annoying pressure behind your ears.The price of contact lenses is comparable to that of an average pair of eyeglasses, often less than many of today's "designer" frames alone -- and that is without the lenses for the frames.Today's lens care systems are easy and quick to use. Many contacts can be ready to wear in just five minutes.Except for water sports, contacts are very safe. They can't be broken or knocked off the face and they provide unobstructed peripheral vision.Soft lenses conform to the shape of the eye, are larger in diameter and are tucked under the eyelids, so they usually don't move out of place or fall out. Plus, they're usually more stable than glasses, especially for sports.