Bausch & Lomb has issued a warning about its ReNu with MoistureLoc:http://edition.cnn.com/2006/HEALTH/c...gus/index.html
PureVision, I thought of getting those. What makes them different than other brands for you, I may just have to try them.Originally Posted by lunasmom
My friend sent me the email from the CDC a couple of days ago..I didn't see the part MoisturLoc part, just Renu. I did wonder about the product. My eye doctor recommended it because I was complaining about dry eyes. All it does is make my eyes sting and water. I thought maybe it was the contacts since I switched to the PureVision (which I so LOVE being able to see clearly!)
I like them in the fact that they're the much like wearing semi-perms. They have a 8.6 base curve instead of 8.4 so light is reflected differently and your Rx may change (mine did...I'm almost legally blind at 8.0 in the right eye!Originally Posted by Sanctie
PureVision, I thought of getting those. What makes them different than other brands for you, I may just have to try them.
If you go in to the wal-mart vision they gave me solution. I am a client there. I get a free solution when I get my lens. I am sure if you go there and tell them hay I heard and I only have that and no money for a new bottle maybe they will give you some to tie ya over.Originally Posted by Soka
Well I'm going to have to use Renu for the time being. It does bother my eyes a bit, but nothing really bad. I don't have the money to go out and buy new solution. Every dollar I have is going towards Miki.
Hmmm, I just switched from my glasses to contacts, and have been doing the trial and error thing with different brands, I reallly don't know all the lingo, lol. I go back in about a week to pick up the next pair I am trying, I do not know which brand it is. I know that Accuview Advanced does not work for me, they are too flat, and the doc says my eyes curve a lot, so I need a tighter fit than a lot of people. I also have an astigmatism and I've read that PureVision works well with that, unlike some brands. I think if this next brand I try isnt just fantastic, then I will ask to try the Purevision. For some weird reason, some contacts don't fully correct my vision, at night it is extra blurry. I wonder if PureVision would fine tune it a little more.?.?Originally Posted by lunasmom
I like them in the fact that they're the much like wearing semi-perms. They have a 8.6 base curve instead of 8.4 so light is reflected differently and your Rx may change (mine did...I'm almost legally blind at 8.0 in the right eye!)
They also allow more oxygen to the eye. I was on SoftLens38 before and was having problems in the end with dry irritated eyes all the time.
They've also been approved by the FDA for overnight wear...AND they last a whole month!
It's totally amazing the difference you see when change to these!