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Is this some kind of characteristic of toric contact lenses? Should I expect that all torics come in only one diameter?
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All toric lenses have a large diameter in order to stabilize the lens from rotation induced by the eyelids. The Proclear Toric comes in 14.4 Dia. ,Extreme H2O is a 14.2 Dia. VirginiaEyeDr
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Hey, thanks. I didn't know that about all toric lenses having a large diameter. Thanks VirginiaEyeDr.
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