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I heard something recently about Acuvue Oasys contacts running "tight" in the base curve. In other words, you could have an Oasys contact lens and another brand with the same base curve printed on the box, but the Oasys will feel tighter. Is that true? Sometimes you can have two pairs of shoes in the same size, but one pair definitely fits better. Can that be the case with contact lenses as well?
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