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I'd appreciate knowing if anyone has advice on my ongoing lens issue. I am 52 and have found no lens (including Oasys) that I can wear for longer than about 4 hours without them feeling very dry/uncomfortable in the eyes. The eye doctor told me this is not unusual with toric lenses and people 50+. A friend told me he gave up on Acuvue Oasys and went to another brand that worked for him. Any other experiences and advice on a lens that really overcomes dryness?
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