[jujumantb]

Depends on the person for contacts, I can leave mine in for literally months at a time without them ever bothering me. Sometimes they are a little dry when I first wake up, but after 5 minutes they are back to normal. For me they are MUCH easier than glasses and are about the same price for how long glasses have lasted me in the past.

[Coleman]

Originally Posted by jujumantb

Depends on the person for contacts, I can leave mine in for literally months at a time without them ever bothering me. Sometimes they are a little dry when I first wake up, but after 5 minutes they are back to normal. For me they are MUCH easier than glasses and are about the same price for how long glasses have lasted me in the past.

imwithstupid:

[CoMaToSe]

Originally Posted by jujumantb

Depends on the person for contacts, I can leave mine in for literally months at a time without them ever bothering me. Sometimes they are a little dry when I first wake up, but after 5 minutes they are back to normal. For me they are MUCH easier than glasses and are about the same price for how long glasses have lasted me in the past.

god, I hope the skin on your eyes comes out next time you take those things out and all the fluid inside runs out annoy:

[Poseidon]

Originally Posted by Chiodos86

you also cant rub your eyes at all while there in cause you rub them out and then your screwed...

I rubbed my eye in the bathroom and it fell out, never saw it again. It was a monthly lense too, so it still had like 2 weeks left. cry:

[SoLiDUS]

Originally Posted by Poseidon

I have an astigmatism but I just got a special tonic lense, and it fit.

The problem with toric lenses and astigmatism is that the moment either lense rotates, your correction goes out the window. That, and they're expensive as fuck...

[[DAS REICH] Blitz]

Originally Posted by jujumantb

Depends on the person for contacts, I can leave mine in for literally months at a time without them ever bothering me. Sometimes they are a little dry when I first wake up, but after 5 minutes they are back to normal. For me they are MUCH easier than glasses and are about the same price for how long glasses have lasted me in the past.

christ almighty your a moron

[Poseidon]

Originally Posted by SoLiDUS

The problem with toric lenses and astigmatism is that the moment either lense rotates, your correction goes out the window. That, and they're expensive as fuck...

I was paying £17 a month for a toric and a normal lense. Not too bad really.

[SoLiDUS]

Not bad. They expect me to fork over like 150$ a pair! eek:

[jujumantb]

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":af0c4]

Originally Posted by jujumantb

Depends on the person for contacts, I can leave mine in for literally months at a time without them ever bothering me. Sometimes they are a little dry when I first wake up, but after 5 minutes they are back to normal. For me they are MUCH easier than glasses and are about the same price for how long glasses have lasted me in the past.

christ almighty your a moron[/quote:af0c4]
just good genes oOo:

[SoLiDUS]

Good genes = no need for correction in the first place. LOL biggrin:

[Madmartagen]

i have both, i use my glasses on weekends when im louging around the house and when i get home from work, cause if i take a nap, i hate getting up to take off my lens. i wear my lenses when i go out, to school and work. glasses are just convenient to have cause you can just slip them off and sleep.

[Tripper]

Originally Posted by geRV

None of the above. rock:

[gtboys34]

whats the difference between soft, and hard lenses(does one of em help you see any better than the other? More comfortable?) .Also, i called lens crafters and they refuse to quote prices so can you guys give me an idea of how much contacts cost on average?

[jujumantb]

Originally Posted by gtboys34

whats the difference between soft, and hard lenses(does one of em help you see any better than the other? More comfortable?) .Also, i called lens crafters and they refuse to quote prices so can you guys give me an idea of how much contacts cost on average?

most are soft these days, they are much more comfortable and breathe better.
6 pairs run me about $80, though I've been getting them through my doctor, I'm sure you can find them cheaper at like 1800contact.com

[gtboys34]

cool, very cool man! Ty. One last question, how long does each pair last, on average?