flamy Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 wtf!! :hitler: I have a prescription from India...
EnterTheVoid Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 I considered getting contact lens' but opted against it. Don't they deprive the eyes of oxygen ? Opted for normal reading glasses with transition lenses instead
flamy Posted October 17, 2009 Author Posted October 17, 2009 But, I just tried to check out from 1800conts and they asked for the doctor name and said they will verify my prescription. eff it, i'm going to india will get em there.
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 What do they need to verify. If you have a prescription that is not too old it should be fine. Tell them you're not paying for another eye test, if they want to do it for free then fine. I suppose getting it from India is the best, its soo much cheaper. I got them last time I was there, but I didn't really like them, I could always feel them on my eyes which was kinda irritating
cowboysfan Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 you need a prescription even for eye glasses in america.i learnt that 5 years ago and got an eye test to tell me what i already knew:protest:
EnterTheVoid Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 I could always feel them on my eyes Thats one of the main reasons why I opted for normal reading glasses instead. Not ideal but I am happy enough
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 Thats one of the main reasons why I opted for normal reading glasses instead. Not ideal but I am happy enough Yeh its not ideal, especially when playing cricket. My older glasses were good, they would stay on my head and I can bowl with them, the new ones tend to fall off, so I have to take them off when I bowl, can barely see the stumps :((
EnterTheVoid Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 Yeh its not ideal' date=' especially when playing cricket. My older glasses were good, they would stay on my head and I can bowl with them, the new ones tend to fall off, so I have to take them off when I bowl, can barely see the stumps :(([/quote'] Laser eye surgery is an option but that costs an arm and a leg. Even if i could afford it, I still wouldn't as I am not comfortable with the idea of high powered lasers used in eye surgery Are you short sighted ? Short Sighted = You can see short distances but objects at long distances appear blurred
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 Laser eye surgery is an option but that costs an arm and a leg. Even if i could afford it, I still wouldn't as I am not comfortable with the idea of high powered lasers used in eye surgery Are you short sighted ? Short Sighted = You can see short distances but objects at long distances appear blurred Yep, my eye sight has deteriorated quite a bit over the last few years
flamy Posted October 17, 2009 Author Posted October 17, 2009 Ya, I'll eventually get Lasik. For now, I'm looking at Focus Night & Day lenses, you can keep them on for 30 days continuously :woot:
ludhianvi Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 Flamy, there are online sites you can order from as well. Why dont you just call the store and ask *headshake* Yeh its not ideal' date=' especially when playing cricket. My older glasses were good, they would stay on my head and I can bowl with them, the new ones tend to fall off, so I have to take them off when I bowl, can barely see the stumps :(([/quote'] Just go tighten your glasses ... I think I could bowl 120+km/h with my glasses still intact
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 ^^ Yeh those are good, don't have to deal with the hassle of taking them out and putting them back in. Only problem is if you accidentally have one fall out and damaged, as they're more expensive than dailies
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 Flamy, there are online sites you can order from as well. Why dont you just call the store and ask *headshake* Just go tighten your glasses ... I think I could bowl 120+km/h with my glasses still intact :omg: I probably just about get over 100km/h :cantstop:
punjabi_khota Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 I considered getting contact lens' but opted against it. Don't they deprive the eyes of oxygen ? Opted for normal reading glasses with transition lenses instead :hysterical::hysterical: Wtf ? Why do your eyes need oxygen ? Do they breathe ? Are you a frickin fish ? :rose:
ludhianvi Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 ^^ yeah, they've come up with breathable contacts
punjabi_khota Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 ^^ yeah' date=' they've come up with breathable contacts[/quote'] wtf ?
punjabi_khota Posted October 17, 2009 Posted October 17, 2009 I think you guys probably mean air, and not oixygen.
EnterTheVoid Posted October 18, 2009 Posted October 18, 2009 I considered getting contact lens' but opted against it. Don't they deprive the eyes of oxygen ? Opted for normal reading glasses with transition lenses instead :hysterical::hysterical: Wtf ? Why do your eyes need oxygen ? Do they breathe ? Are you a frickin fish ? :rose: Defined - Neovascularization is a condition of the cornea where blood vessels start to grow into the otherwise clear and translucent cornea. A common cause is anoxia - lack of oxygen from wearing contact lenses that do not breathe. It can affect as many as 50 percent of contact lens wearers after 20 years of wearing the old style of lenses. Switching to new high oxygen transmitting contact lenses is an important strategy for the treatment and prevention of Neovascularization Early Stages of Cornea Oxygen Deficiency Without enough oxygen, you might feel symptoms such as end-of day discomfort, irritation, dryness, and redness. Also known as corneal oxygen deficiency. In the long run, lack of oxygen may even cause complications. People who wear their contacts longer than the recommended wearing time are most at risk. O2 OPTIX™ is made with a revolutionary silicone hydrogel technology allowing 5 times more oxygen to reach the eye than the leading 2-week lens to help protect you from the signs and symptoms of corneal oxygen deficiency. Your eyes need oxygen to stay healthy and comfortable. But soft contact lenses create a barrier to the natural flow of oxygen between your eyes and the air around them. O2OPTIX provides the highest oxygen transmissibility of any 2-week soft contact lens, helping to keep eyes whiter, brighter and healthy-looking. It is the healthy choice for daily or occasional overnight wear.* Link: http://www.lensdesign.ca/optix.htm
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