Noted with thanks!

Well, I'm new to this, and I'm planning to get contacts. It seems that I should opt for monthly contacts, as it's cheaper? Just normal use.
Also, how much is the cost, per year? Including the price of the contacts, maintenance and all.

This post has been edited by roy595: Jan 14 2018, 09:02 PM

Whats your eye power?

With specs, it's 275 on the left and 325 on the right. Dunno how it works for contacts la

Btw, I'm a student, use it for normal daily activities, maybe some jogging on most days.

And if a box has 6pcs, that means 3 pairs? For 3 months?

This post has been edited by roy595: Jan 15 2018, 05:34 AM

If u just plan to get one box then u need -2.75, a box of 6 pieces will give u 3 months supply. its best to get your eyes check again before you buy the contact lens.

Whats the price? Then I must two boxes la? one 275 6pcs another one 325 6pcs?

This post has been edited by roy595: Jan 15 2018, 08:20 PM

U can go for 3 pieces per box type, high oxygen lens
RM 50 each box

rm400 per year then? thats pretty high..

There are many cheaper lens in market but u might end up paying more for eye treatment when complications happen.

proper eye exercise and good diet may help to increase your eye-sight.

Which lens you recommend? Brand and name?

i recommend miacare or biofinity for monthly lens.

I prefer oasys but its 2 weekly lens.

Hi jialat bro.im a keratakonus patient done cornea transplant in both eyes few years back..now using sclreal leans..having severe dry eye too.currently using Boston simplus for cleaning and soaking..goverment hospital they recommend me to use separate Boston advance cleaner and conditioning for better cleaning..any other better cleaner or Boston is good enough..thank you

hi Siva, yes boston cleaner and conditioning are good enough. Scleral lens is filled with artificial eyedrop, it should not caused dry eyes because your cornea is soaked with eyedrop all time when wearing the lens.

So I've just been to a store nearby. Is Bausch & Lomb a good brand for contact lenses?It's Soflens 38 apparently? Or should I just avoid?
Also, soflens 38 can wear for how long max? can wear for 12 hours like that? and compared to biofinity? which is the best for 12hours+/- wear?

This post has been edited by roy595: Jan 29 2018, 12:12 AM

Soflens 38 are very very basic lens. Max 8 hours per day.

Biofinity has much more oxygen than soflens 38. More than 12 hours also no problem.

Has anyone sleep in softlens 38? I take the bus and sometimes take a nap for 20-30 min. If Im wearing softlens then is it a problem?

First time user (going to), I'll probably get the cheap softlens, and if I'm ok with contacts over glasses, I guess I'll make a move for the more expensive ones.

This post has been edited by roy595: Feb 2 2018, 09:03 AM

You only have one pair of eyes. Dont take risk with low oxygen permeability lens.

Yeah, quite true. Why risk eyesight for a couple bucks. There seems to be a few other options for silicon hydrogel lens too in the shop I went... altho i feel its better i double check here to see if its actually good.

What about Clariti Elite by Coopervision? How good/shitty is 86 Dk/t ? 12hrs +/- with nap boleh?

This post has been edited by roy595: Feb 2 2018, 09:02 AM

best to look for DK/t of 100 & above if u plan to nap with lens on.

clariti elite not so comfortable, i tried it once for a month long.