anybuddy in here wear contacts

[av7]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

what are you talking about? he knew what i meant and my english isnt that good so i am sorry im not a scholar in english man you need to back up off me i am 13 years old and english isnt even my first language

[mannyblue2008]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

no wonder you a broncos fan

[av7]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

no wonder you a broncos fan

You cut me deep, real deep.

[Beantown]

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Play nice, children.

[Cyros]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

Play nice, children.

But would you have a job if we always played nice?

[auburntigersfan]

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My eyes are burning right now because my contacts have been in all day.

[pfunk880]

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you aint supposed to use othe rpeoples solutions. the solution was made up for ur contacts.

Ummm....?

[auburntigersfan]

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Ummm....?

LMAO

[p_rushing]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

you aint supposed to use othe rpeoples solutions. the solution was made up for ur contacts.

Umm ... what in the world are you talking about? Do you have some special mixture that you are buying? I don't think he was putting his contacts in the same solution that the other person was. You can use any OTC solution, you don't need any special solution unless you have hard lenses.

I did use a different solution once when I was out and it made my eyes burn, but I can't remember which one it was.


My eyes get horizontal lines running through the pupils after a long day. I have astigmatism though so I can't get the ones you sleep in. I tried the acuvue ones, but they were too thin and don't fit/stay in place.

[mannyblue2008]

Re: anybuddy in here wear contacts

Umm ... what in the world are you talking about? Do you have some special mixture that you are buying? I don't think he was putting his contacts in the same solution that the other person was. You can use any OTC solution, you don't need any special solution unless you have hard lenses.

I did use a different solution once when I was out and it made my eyes burn, but I can't remember which one it was.


My eyes get horizontal lines running through the pupils after a long day. I have astigmatism though so I can't get the ones you sleep in. I tried the acuvue ones, but they were too thin and don't fit/stay in place.

thats what im talking about friend.

[Qb]

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Did you ever try Clear Care solution? I was having a lot of problems with irritation and my new eye doctor recommended it. It's a hydrogen peroxide based solution that requires a special case which contains a disc that reacts with the solution overnight to disinfect the lenses, leaving them soaking in water by morning (H2O2 - O = H2O for the non-chemists out there).

It's a little more expensive than Opti-Free or Bausch & Lomb, but not much. The case comes with the solution as well. Since it doesn't have all the chemicals that the "no-rub" solutions contain (this is what often causes the irritation), it's much easier on the eyes. You just can't allow the solution to come in contact with your eyes -- the lenses must soak for at least 6 hours to neutralize the H2O2. It sounds weird, but believe me, it works. I'll never go back to the other stuff...

[kt-od]

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Nope. My just make my eyes feel "heavy" in the evening. My opto also told me extended wear or not, you should never sleep with contacts, just take 'em out at night, and back in in the A.M.

I've got veins in my eyes for sleeping with them for many years, it is reversible though, and I no longer do it.

Extended wear or not your chances of infection are the same. The only thing EW contact lenses do is allow more oxygen to your cornea.

The vessels in your cornea are irreversible. What happens is the blood drains out of them and become "ghost vessels". They will always be there, I see them everyday on patients.

It usually happens to me daily, but I think it's also partially because I stare at the computer screen for a couple hours with them in, which isn't very good.

This is a big cause of dryness. When looking at computers you rarely blink believe it or not. Contact lenses need moisture, and will dry out a lot faster than a naked cornea. So, frequent blinking is necessary.

Also, more CL materials dry out faster than others, so you might need to change brands.

[CMH]

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Used to. Then I had my eyes cut twice because of them. The second time my doctor advised I stopped wearing them or risk permanent damage. So, I stopped.

It seemed that no matter how much oxygen they supposedly allowed into the eye, I still wasn't getting much at all and it caused the lens to dry over my eye, and when I blinked, the dryness would cut my eyelids and eventually leave a scratch on my eye. Weird but true.

[ThreeKing]

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Used to. Then I had my eyes cut twice because of them. The second time my doctor advised I stopped wearing them or risk permanent damage. So, I stopped.

It seemed that no matter how much oxygen they supposedly allowed into the eye, I still wasn't getting much at all and it caused the lens to dry over my eye, and when I blinked, the dryness would cut my eyelids and eventually leave a scratch on my eye. Weird but true.

Wow did you come strong with your avy this time. Christ.

I just wished I played soccer sometimes.

[countryboy]

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Manny, have you tried changing solutions? I bought a generic brand from Target once and constantly had issues with my eyes burning. Come to find out, it was the solution I was using.