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Something With More Oxygen than Acuvue Oasys

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Old 06-09-2008, 09:12 AM
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Default Something With More Oxygen than Acuvue Oasys

Someone I know of is having a problem with Oasys contacts. Her eye doctor says that it's because her eyes aren't getting enough oxygen. What contact lenses would you recommend that are as comfortable and durable as Oasys, but with more oxygen permeability?
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Currently, Night & Day offers the highest level of oxygen permeability on the market. Followed by Biofinity and O2 Optix. Oxygen might not be the issue with your friend. I had a patient that I tried every silicone hydrogel lens on to no avail in curing redness. Switched patient to Clear Care. Still no success. Put the patient in a one-day disposable lens, redness went away. In the end, it was allergies, not oxygen at the root of the redness. I now start all my patients in ClearCare to save the time of switching solutions to eliminate the problem. I can go to mechanical issues right away.
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