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Trouble Getting Used to Accuvue Bifocal

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Old 12-20-2007, 06:13 PM
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Default Trouble Getting Used to Accuvue Bifocal

Is there another brand of contact lens for those who can't seem to get used to wearing Acuvue Bifocal? I have a friend who has worn glasses for a while, but now he's wanting to wear contacts. It seems like his trouble is in his left eye. The right one is fine, but the left feels like it's going to fall out all the time and the eye gets all red. Is it possible that it doesn't fit right? Am I correct in my assumption that it's rather unusual to get a bad fit in only one eye? It may not be a good analogy, but I've never tried on a pair of shoes and only had one fit me. Either they both do or they both don't. Is it different with eyes? Even if his eyes are not the same size, they were both measured at the same time, right? Maybe he can still wear the Acuvues, but maybe after a re-fit he'll feel better. Any suggestions?
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