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I'm not sure which kind you use, but aren't most of these disposable? from daily to biweekly?
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In answer to Sliq1's question, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism are designed to be worn for seven days and six nights. |
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Biquanides are a small molecule disinfecting agent that can enter a softlens matrix,bind to the lens and bind proteins to the lens surface.This is more likley to happen with high water/ silicone content lenses (Advance,Oasys Optix).Patients comment that their lenses feel "gunky". ReNu contains a biguanid
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