I wear both glasses and contacts...only not at the same time. I wear my glasses most of the time but have contacts around for special ocassions and when I work out.
Have worn glasses since I was 9, tried contacts as a teen, but have such terribly dry eyes that I can't. Have had a bifocal prescription since I was 22!
Yes, contacts most of the time. They're more comfortable than glasses for me, and they don't get all smudgy. I wear glasses at home when I'm feeling lazy, like today. I didn't feel like goint to the effort of contacts today. I'm still in my pjs, too.
Both. I wear contacts 95% of the time. I have to go back and get an eye exam. I can hardly see out of my glasses. They always make my contacts stronger then my glasses.
Glasses. Contacts won't work for me. I'm farsighted, and only need them for reading. My entire day almost is reading, from computer screens, at home and work, as well as gameboy... books, etc. I am a reader, so I just wear them all the time.
I got them about 9 months ago, and I love them. No headaches like I was having. It's wonderful. So for Christmas, hubby and I shelled out almost $150 to give my lilbro the gift of sight as well. He's near sighted, so his glasses are priceless. He now can see my computer screen from across the room. He can also sit in a chair that isn't touching the entertainment center to see the tv. I kept telling him his eyes were gunna get worse sitting that close
Yeah, I started wearing specs when I was in 8th grade, about 13 yrs old. I stopped wearing them just after I met my hubby 7yrs ago. I now keep a very close eye on them, and keep them safe.
Lilbro same thing, he wore glasses for a while, then lost them. Well... he went about 4 or 5 years without, and now he cherishes his. Neither one of us care what we look like with them like we did... We know what it's like NOT to see, and to suffer without them. I'm glad to have them.
I'm extremely nearsighted and have had eyeglasses since first grade - some 40 years ago. Tried contacts but they were the old fashioned rigid type and I couldn't keep them in my eyes. Ouch. Went into bifocals in 2003.