You can't buy contacts without a prescription for them.

Feb 13, 2016
8:16:12pm

molodyets All-American

The prescription won't be the exact same as your glasses, you have to have a fitting and a separate prescription written.

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molodyets

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Thinking about going back to contacts after 11 years.

MormonThug

2/13/16 8:05pm

My lasik offered lifetime enhancements. Call and see if you are eligible.

blackandblue

2/13/16 8:08pm

It took me a year to find someone who would do it.

MormonThug

2/13/16 8:17pm

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Cougarfan777

2/13/16 8:24pm

It didn't happen to be this guy that did your surgery did it?

Cougarfan777

2/13/16 8:25pm

You can't buy contacts without a prescription for them.

molodyets

2/13/16 8:16pm

Hm. Good point

MormonThug

2/13/16 8:23pm

Wear gas permeable because they provide the best vision, the are the cheapest, a

TN_Coug

2/13/16 8:16pm

I wear Air Optix toric lenses. They are soft contacts that correct for

LaserCoug

2/13/16 10:02pm

I wear soft Biofinity because air optics and acuvue bothered my eyes too much.

ByuImaginesDragons

2/13/16 10:34pm

I wear Acuvue Moist dailies but don't wear every day, and I treat them like

Bluedarts

2/13/16 10:16pm

Ophthalmologists, better yet cornea specialists, would suggest

buckles

2/14/16 9:36am

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