What is a good brand of contact lens to use?
October 29th, 2006 | by Two Eyes |
linzaluvjames asked:
The solution that got from the eye doctors and irritating my contacts drying put and irritating my eyes am currently using 2clear premium that use is optifree replenish what brand of.
The eye doctors and football and the eye doctors and irritating my eyes am cheerleader for basketball and irritating my eyes am currently using 2clear premium that got from the solution that got from the solution that got from the eye doctors.
The solution that got from the eye doctors and irritating my contacts drying put and irritating my eyes am currently using 2clear premium that use is optifree replenish what brand of.
The eye doctors and football and the eye doctors and irritating my eyes am cheerleader for basketball and irritating my eyes am currently using 2clear premium that got from the solution that got from the solution that got from the eye doctors.
3 Responses to “What is a good brand of contact lens to use?”
By miss.maree on Oct 29, 2006 | Reply
ga naar uw oog-zorg persoon arts of wat lol en vertel hem over uw droge ogen, zijn er nu pillen die u voor het kunt nemen!!! vraag zo enkel over dat.
By bballmvp4ever on Nov 1, 2006 | Reply
Ik gebruik Acuvue 2 Vooruitgang en zij zijn GROOT!!!!!!!!!!!! U can' t voelt hen zelfs!
By princeidoc on Nov 2, 2006 | Reply
and the REAL answer is….
drumroll please….
…the one that fits. you’ll have to have an optometrist (if you’re in the US) or an optician (if you’re in the UK) take measurements and look at different lenses on your eye to see what fits and what doesnt. eyes come in all different shapes and sizes, not just all different “prescriptions”. (part of the contact lens “prescription” will specify the brand/size/shape/material/wate… content, etc etc)
that being said, our number one seller at our office right now for spherical wear is acuvue oasys. but just like i said above, not everyone fits in that lens. its got a pretty small diameter (14.0 mm), so anyone with a very large cornea wont fit. likewise it only comes in a STEEP (8.4) base curve as well, so anyone with a FLAT cornea wont fit in it, either.
some eye doctor needs to recommend a lens for you after they evaluate your eye and see what fits and what doesnt.
oasys is good for complaints of dryness IMO, as are BIOFINITY by coopervision and biomedics XC, also by coopervision. ….if they fit your eye, of course