Contact Lenses

in my opinion.. it means that he/she actually has feelings for you and cares for you.. hes not only looking at your vagina.. so basically i think it means hes not only interested sex... but in you, its like a connection type of thing.

It doesn't really mean any thing at all because you can have sex in the light or in the dark or even with your eyes closed and still have the same great feeling for each other.

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Air Optix is a producer of eye contact lenses. Contact lenses are used when one suffers from an eye condition that hampers one's vision. Contact lenses can correct these problems while they are worn.

If both are same then you can wear otherwise not. Both are different in most of the cases.

Do what the letter says and contact the police. Chances are if you don't contact the police a warrant will be issued for your arrest.

Yes, there is no repercussions for taking out your contacts.

It is not recommended to were them for an excessive amount of time.

However, I sleep with mine in, so I am sure that you are fine.

Yes

The answers is no... You cannot mix two different liquids together but you can use one once and the other once and so on. For example some liquids do not clean the protein left on lenses by the eyes and this damages them. You would then have to soak them in a special protein cleaning liquid for about 4 hours to clean them.

It is a lens that possesses at least one surface that curves outwards. It causes light to deviate inward, bringing the rays of light to a focus. Its thicker at its center than at its edges, and is used to correct far-sightedness.

A convex lens is a lens that bulges outward on both sides.

I have another comment. It does do all that stuff and who needed them to build a telescope? It's Galileo Galilie. Ohyah!

If you have any solution, this is what to do. pick it up carefully, trying to keep it inside facing up, and cleanse it immediately. If you believe it is clean enough, put it back into your eye.

It is not physically possible for a contact lens to disappear inside your head or get behind your eye (trust me, I used to be a contact lens fitter!). It is, however, possible for lenses to get stuck in the eye or under the rim of the eyelids and this can cause serious problems if not removed properly. See your optometrist immediately.

Sometimes they can yes. My contact lenses have been stinging my eyes for the last few weeks and I've been wearing them for over one year. I have changed my lenses to a different brand and they are much more comfortable. If your lenses are hurting your eyes then think of changing brands.

sometimes people avoid eye contact if they are mad at someone, if they don't like someone, or if they are scared of someone.

P.S. Or maybe they are just stupid and crazy

Yes, contacts do rotate and move around on the surface of the eye when you blink. They return to the centre of the eye over the pupil because they are shaped to match the curve of the eye there. Some contacts are specially shaped or weighted so they rotate to return to a particular orientation. They are used for correcting astigmatism, where the eye cannot focus at the same distance horizontally and vertically because it is uneven in shape.

Yes there is its called "your finger".

Yes, you can. For example, if a person does have astigmatism, they would need to order specific CL such as Acuvue lenses for astigmatism.

Apparently, you will have to go to the bathroom immediately. So far, for me, this is false. I am having "issues" with going to the bathroom, so my friendly co-worker told me to drink contact lens solution to make myself go. He said he pulled a prank on one of his friends a while back and it worked like a charm. Nothing has happened to me in the last couple of hours, so I am guessing that he was full of it. I'll keep you updated. ;)

One of the most important reasons why buying contact lenses without a prescription is dangerous is due to possible permanent eye damage caused by lenses that are the incorrect type or fit.

"It doesn't seem like there is a particular company called contact lenses UK, but there are various UK contact lens companies that offer discounted prices. Such companies are the 1800 Contact and Asda contact."

The question has been changed from glasses to lenses since I answer. The second poster is absolutely correct regarding lenses. Yes it is legal to sell crazy type glasses at a costume shop and it's up to the consumer to use this product just for the event they are going too. If the consumer tries the glasses on and doesn't like the feeling or can't see properly then they have the option of not wearing them. Don't buy them. Don't wear them. These are contact lenses that make your eyes look like a smiley face, cats eyes or whatever. A guy I work with bought a pair and he got bad infections in both eyes. The doctor told him that the lenses were OK to wear, just not for extended periods of time. He also suggested never to wear these to bed, because they don't allow the surface of the eye to breathe and can glue themselves to the eyeball.

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There are many contact lens companies that allow the customer to try their contacts for free. Some of these companies include Acuvue, Air Optix, and PureVision2.

The benefit of using Acuvue Oasys compared to normal lenses is to allow people with astigmatism to have clear vision whilst wearing contact lenses. They are also built to provide comfort to the user.

You can get plano contact lenses (meaning that the refractive power is 0), but you still need to be fit with contact lenses to make sure that the base curve (the curvature of the contact lens) is appropriate for your eye. If you go out and buy contact lenses without a prescription (as in not plano, but just buying them in general) you run the risk of developing sight-threatening conditions, like a corneal ulcer.