QUOTE(jialat @ Jul 6 2017, 12:49 PM)
Hi another question,i searched from internet, we are ok to wear contact lens while wearing snorkeling mask, but have to be soft type, hmm
from your opinion, this is valid?
Contact lens information, as requested by members
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Hi,
I am short sighted in right eye and long sighted (but not very clear) in the left. Maybe astig as well. I think my dominant eye is the right one, so far is bit blurr with both eyes open. I had glasses made many years ago, but only use when driving in unfamiliar places to read road signs. I can't see near items when I put the glasses on, as the near sight in my right eye is affected by the glasses. I wonder if contacts will have same effect. If yes, is it possible to wear contacts for the left eye to see far, but leave the right side as it is or just partial treatment? Also, when I take off the glasses, I need a few minutes to refocus my eyes, as everything goes very blurr for a while. I assume contacts have same effect? |
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QUOTE(mattalex @ Jul 8 2017, 08:09 AM) Hi, you are above 40?I am short sighted in right eye and long sighted (but not very clear) in the left. Maybe astig as well. I think my dominant eye is the right one, so far is bit blurr with both eyes open. I had glasses made many years ago, but only use when driving in unfamiliar places to read road signs. I can't see near items when I put the glasses on, as the near sight in my right eye is affected by the glasses. I wonder if contacts will have same effect. If yes, is it possible to wear contacts for the left eye to see far, but leave the right side as it is or just partial treatment? Also, when I take off the glasses, I need a few minutes to refocus my eyes, as everything goes very blurr for a while. I assume contacts have same effect? u can consider multifocal contact lens if you are above 40. no more blur for either distance when u use them. |
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Hi, my info as below:
Right S: -1.75 C: -0.25 A: 170 Left S: -1.50 C: 0 A: 0 Can recommend any brand suitable to me? Thx. |
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Hi Everyone,
My info is as follows :- R : (S) +9.50 © -1.75 (A) 165 L : (S) +9.50 © -2.25 (A) 15 I've been told i have no other choice but to get custom toric lenses. Can you advise if this is true or whether i have other options?? And where would be the best place to get these custom lenses done?? Thank you in advance This post has been edited by Edwin Chow: Jul 28 2017, 04:56 PM |
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QUOTE(Edwin Chow @ Jul 28 2017, 04:48 PM) Hi Everyone, the Sphere (s) is +9.50? not -9.50 just to make sure.My info is as follows :- R : (S) +9.50 © -1.75 (A) 165 L : (S) +9.50 © -2.25 (A) 15 I've been told i have no other choice but to get custom toric lenses. Can you advise if this is true or whether i have other options?? And where would be the best place to get these custom lenses done?? Thank you in advance if its + then yes you need custom toric lens. can private message me if you need a recommended place to do it. |
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QUOTE(jialat @ Dec 18 2010, 02:13 PM) u r welcome. Hi Jialatsoftlens 38 is the thinnest lens in market now, made of alphafilcon, 38% water content, so it suits dry eye and usually for experienced wearer because its very soft. softlens 59 is firmer and thicker, usually for 1st timer, easier to handle esp during insertion and taking off from eyes, cant wear for long hours, max is 8 unless u willing put in eye drops. yes softlens 38 is for more sensitive eyes. thanks Have been using softlens 59 for a while but find it very dry. Based on the above, softlens 38 sounds suitable as my eyes always dry. Am I right to say that? Also compare to Biofinity?? or any suggestion for dry eyes, maybe need to wear up to 12 hours a day |
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QUOTE(vextor @ Jul 31 2017, 12:38 PM) pm done, thanksQUOTE(leanman @ Aug 11 2017, 03:38 PM) Hi Jialat yes soflens 38 is better than soflens 59Have been using softlens 59 for a while but find it very dry. Based on the above, softlens 38 sounds suitable as my eyes always dry. Am I right to say that? Also compare to Biofinity?? or any suggestion for dry eyes, maybe need to wear up to 12 hours a day biofinity better than soflens 38. highest oxygen yet not too expensive then u can try miacare lens, rm 50 for 3 pieces, monthly. best is 2 weekly oasys but expensive, rm 100 a box for 6 pieces. |
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Hi Jialat,
I been using b&l softlens daily disposible for the past few years. How does it compare if I were to change to use clariti silicone hydrogel daily disposable? |
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QUOTE(Andr3w @ Aug 13 2017, 04:45 PM) Hi Jialat, clariti daily lens also not very good, i would say no big difference, they claimed silicone hydrogel but its not good enough.I been using b&l softlens daily disposible for the past few years. How does it compare if I were to change to use clariti silicone hydrogel daily disposable? i recommend total 1 day if u want a really good one. otherwise biotrue one day also much much better than clariti daily. |
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Anyone is using Air Optic monthly disposable contact lens at power 4.25?
Am letting go my remaining stock of 3 boxes @ RM100 as I have underwent Lasik and no longer need to use contact lens. Expiry/ use by date is 31-July 2021. Will giveaway Optic Free pure moist solutions travel pack too. |
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i am keratoconus since 2002 and underwent cornea tranplant for my right and cxl for my left. currently looking for kerasoft lens. where/who am i suppose to find |
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