Contacts for Astigmatism: A Guide to Comfort, Rotation, and Stability
People often hear that astigmatism means “you can’t wear contacts,” and that advice lingers long after it stopped being true. The reality is more nuanced. Many people with mild to moderate astigmatism do very well in contact lenses, while others need a more careful fit, a different lens material, or a willingness to troubleshoot the fit over a few visits. That is where the conversation shifts from generic contact lens advice to the details that matter most: stability on the
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