Had contacts for about 20 years, finally got LASIK last November and it was the best thing I ever did. Contacts were fine until about three years ago, just started bothering me to no end. You do want to take them out after the first day, your eyes are adjusting to them and will take some time.

Been wearing soft contacts for 20 years. From day 1, I've NEVER had discomfort. Some people don't tolerate them well, and have to do glasses. Some people also have to do hard contacts for various reasons.

Also, as mentioned, if you put them in "backwards", or inside out, they will be uncomfortable and may even try to pop out of your eye.

shook_17;1408947 wrote:I have contacts, best thing ever. I keep mine in for months at a time, I don't fuck around with the taking em in and out every night. My doc says that is perfectly fine.

I know they say it's ok, but I just don't see how it can be healthy. Plus, they dry out like a bitch when you sleep, even with the overnight kind. My eyes just feel tired when I leave them in overnight.

I wear contacts out; glasses when I'm just hanging around the house. EZ. :thumbup:

sleeper;1408984 wrote:I wear contacts out; glasses when I'm just hanging around the house. EZ. :thumbup:

I think it will come to that.

Sonofanump;1408972 wrote:Your doing it wrong.

you're* doing it wrong.

dlazz;1408992 wrote:you're* doing it wrong.

You're* doing it wrong.

shook_17;1408947 wrote:I have contacts, best thing ever. I keep mine in for months at a time, I don't fuck around with the taking em in and out every night. My doc says that is perfectly fine.

Really? Strange because a few years ago, I had to go a few days without wearing mine because keeping them in all the time was irritating the little tiny blood vessels on the eyes. The doctor told me that was because I was because I was wearing them all the time and basically preventing the free flow of oxygen to my eyes or something like that. And since then, I take them out at night almost every night (sometimes at parties where I'm spending the night, it's not feasible to do so).

As for Ernest, it might be a getting-used-to-new-stuff thing. When I first went to contacts, my doctor advised me to gradually get used to them with wearing them for 6 or so hours for a while and then moving up to 8 and so on, as my eyes got used to them.

dlazz;1408992 wrote:you're* doing it wrong.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to dlazz again.

perfect vision, perfect hearing. Contacts are for teachers who freak out over the tiniest shit.

DeyDurkie5;1409048 wrote:perfect vision, perfect hearing. Contacts are for teachers who freak out over the tiniest shit.

LOL. That's retarded.

ernest_t_bass;1409049 wrote:LOL. That's retarded.

What thread is next from you ernest?

"Help! I stubbed my toe and now it's all red? Is this cancer? Am I dying? Why is snot's mouth around my balls?"

DeyDurkie5;1409050 wrote:Why is snot's mouth around my balls?"

Reported.

ernest_t_bass;1409052 wrote:Reported.

ernest_t_bass;1409052 wrote:Reported.

Interestingly enough, someone also has reported one of your posts directed towards Karen.

Personally, I just find it funny when someone who has no problems with regularly attacking a poster they don't like immediately turns around and starts reporting when the same thing happens to them, but to each their own, I guess.

Heretic;1409085 wrote:Interestingly enough, someone also has reported one of your posts directed towards Karen.

Personally, I just find it funny when someone who has no problems with regularly attacking a poster they don't like immediately turns around and starts reporting when the same thing happens to them, but to each their own, I guess.

I just don't want to be a liar.

Had to get glasses about two years ago when I realized I couldn't see anything. Part of me wants to get contacts because there are times I want to take my glasses off but the idea of putting shit in my eyes freaks me out.

ernest_t_bass;1409052 wrote:Reported.

Jealouse

karen lotz;1408892 wrote:that's rough man, I have cancer.

Oh Noes! Notredamanoma. Symptoms include

False impression of reality

hopes that it will get better next year






Looks as though it still has not won.