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Any recommendations ? I currently use 1 day acuvue trueye, and find them really comfortable, however I only wear them on the weekends and in the gym,
Has anyone used these and changed to a cheaper brand without sacrificing comfort, would be interested to hear as I did try some cheaper ones years ago when I first started wearing lenses, but being a contact 'novice' found the trueyes the easiest to put in so went with them and have remained so
Has anyone used these and changed to a cheaper brand without sacrificing comfort, would be interested to hear as I did try some cheaper ones years ago when I first started wearing lenses, but being a contact 'novice' found the trueyes the easiest to put in so went with them and have remained so
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I use the ones you can sleep in, you can wear them up to a month. I usually wear them for two weeks then have a few days off, very comfortable and I've had no issues with them
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Thanks I use my glasses for work as I use pc monitors in an air conditioned building and my eyes get tired, just wandered if anyone had some views on different brands
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I use the ones you can sleep in. I get mine from Getlenses. I order them through their Dutch outlet as it doesn't ask me to send a copy of my prescription.
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I get mine from spesavers, switched to an online supplier and didn't find them as comfortable. I would stick with an optician for the regular check ups just to be on the safe side. You can never be too careful with your eyesight on my opinion.
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