Avaira Instead of Glasses

Unicorn3 · #1 (**permalink**) 05-10-2011, 10:36 AM

Do you wear Avaira contact lenses on some days and glasses on others? Why not just wear the contacts every day?

Fresa · #2 (**permalink**) 05-10-2011, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Unicorn3

Do you wear Avaira contact lenses on some days and glasses on others? Why not just wear the contacts every day?

That's a good question, Unicorn3. I think that if I were going to spend the money on Avaira contacts, I'd wear them every day. I get upset when I miss the bus because then that means I've wasted a day on my 30 day bus pass.

Railfan · #3 (**permalink**) 05-10-2011, 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Fresa

That's a good question, Unicorn3. I think that if I were going to spend the money on Avaira contacts, I'd wear them every day. I get upset when I miss the bus because then that means I've wasted a day on my 30 day bus pass.

I know just what you mean about those bus passes, Fresa. If I'm going to get a 30 day pass I want to use it for as many of those 30 days as possible.

Still, there are people out there who have Avaira contact lenses that can last for two weeks if you don't sleep in them, and i bet a lot of those people make sure to wear those lenses every single day.

robbykennedy · #4 (**permalink**) 05-31-2011, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Railfan

I know just what you mean about those bus passes, Fresa. If I'm going to get a 30 day pass I want to use it for as many of those 30 days as possible.

Still, there are people out there who have Avaira contact lenses that can last for two weeks if you don't sleep in them, and i bet a lot of those people make sure to wear those lenses every single day.

I currently wear glasses and currently wear Avaira contact lenses. I wear them every day.
By far the Avaira contact lenses are the best in comfort. I can wear them all day long.
My only complaint is that they do not last full two weeks. I do not sleep with my contacts on. I remove them daily, I clean and disinfect my contacts according to my Doctor's instructions. When I remove them at the end of the day I rub them in the palm back and forth motion, not in a circular motion.
The most I have gotten out of a pair is 10 days, after the 10th day they are fuzzy. Sometimes they get fuzzy after 8 full days. I have tried different solutions, no change.
When I get a new pair of contacts I see crystal clear for a full week.

K-9 · #5 (**permalink**) 05-31-2011, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

I currently wear glasses and currently wear Avaira contact lenses. I wear them every day.
By far the Avaira contact lenses are the best in comfort. I can wear them all day long.
My only complaint is that they do not last full two weeks. I do not sleep with my contacts on. I remove them daily, I clean and disinfect my contacts according to my Doctor's instructions. When I remove them at the end of the day I rub them in the palm back and forth motion, not in a circular motion.
The most I have gotten out of a pair is 10 days, after the 10th day they are fuzzy. Sometimes they get fuzzy after 8 full days. I have tried different solutions, no change.
When I get a new pair of contacts I see crystal clear for a full week.

Hi there robbykennedy. Sorry to hear about your contacts quitting early. How many pairs have done that to you?
I'm no eye doctor, but it sounds to me like you're doing everything right. I did a brief search but there's nothing about a recall or a general complaint about how Avaira goes fuzzy after less than two weeks. That tells me it's probably not a production defect. It may be that you just got some bad lenses.

I hope it's as simple as that, but I have a feeling we're going to have to dig a little deeper.

robbykennedy · #6 (**permalink**) 05-31-2011, 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by K-9

Hi there robbykennedy. Sorry to hear about your contacts quitting early. How many pairs have done that to you?
I'm no eye doctor, but it sounds to me like you're doing everything right. I did a brief search but there's nothing about a recall or a general complaint about how Avaira goes fuzzy after less than two weeks. That tells me it's probably not a production defect. It may be that you just got some bad lenses.

I hope it's as simple as that, but I have a feeling we're going to have to dig a little deeper.

Hi there K-9.

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my posting.

Well so far three pairs out of the same box are producing same results. I just picked up a fresh pair, once again, when I pick up a fresh pair I see crystal clear (day & night) for a good seven days.
I wear my contacts anywhere from 8 - 10 hours a day. On weekends I wear them 12 hours. I never sleep with my contacts on.

My first pair out of the new box lasted 11 days.
My second pair lasted 8 days.
My third pair lasted 9 days.

Maybe I am expecting too much from of my contacts?
Is it unreasonable to expect full 14 days usage?

K-9 you just gave me a good idea. Here is what I am going to do: I am going to continue to use the fresh pair I just picked up out the same box. When I am done with those, I am going to pick a fresh pair from another box (unopened) and keep track to see how long they are going to last. I am sure this is going to tell me alot.
If the pair I am going to pick up from an unopened box lasts 14 days, then there's something wrong with the contacts from the opened box in question.

Beckifera · #7 (**permalink**) 06-01-2011, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Hi there K-9.

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my posting.

Well so far three pairs out of the same box are producing same results. I just picked up a fresh pair, once again, when I pick up a fresh pair I see crystal clear (day & night) for a good seven days.
I wear my contacts anywhere from 8 - 10 hours a day. On weekends I wear them 12 hours. I never sleep with my contacts on.

My first pair out of the new box lasted 11 days.
My second pair lasted 8 days.
My third pair lasted 9 days.

Maybe I am expecting too much from of my contacts?
Is it unreasonable to expect full 14 days usage?

K-9 you just gave me a good idea. Here is what I am going to do: I am going to continue to use the fresh pair I just picked up out the same box. When I am done with those, I am going to pick a fresh pair from another box (unopened) and keep track to see how long they are going to last. I am sure this is going to tell me alot.
If the pair I am going to pick up from an unopened box lasts 14 days, then there's something wrong with the contacts from the opened box in question.

It looks like you've got some detective work to do, robbykennedy. It looks like you're off to a good start.

K-9 · #8 (**permalink**) 07-18-2011, 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

K-9 you just gave me a good idea. Here is what I am going to do: I am going to continue to use the fresh pair I just picked up out the same box. When I am done with those, I am going to pick a fresh pair from another box (unopened) and keep track to see how long they are going to last. I am sure this is going to tell me alot.
If the pair I am going to pick up from an unopened box lasts 14 days, then there's something wrong with the contacts from the opened box in question.

That sounds like a good idea robbykennedy. Have you completed your experiment by now? What are the results?

SteveDelMuerto · #9 (**permalink**) 07-19-2011, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by K-9

Hi there robbykennedy. Sorry to hear about your contacts quitting early. How many pairs have done that to you?
I'm no eye doctor, but it sounds to me like you're doing everything right. I did a brief search but there's nothing about a recall or a general complaint about how Avaira goes fuzzy after less than two weeks. That tells me it's probably not a production defect. It may be that you just got some bad lenses.

I hope it's as simple as that, but I have a feeling we're going to have to dig a little deeper.

My new Avaira contacts gave me cloudy vision after 30 minutes. First time using this brand. I'm wondering if they are defective. I will try new pair in the morning and post results.

AceofShades · #10 (**permalink**) 07-20-2011, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

My new Avaira contacts gave me cloudy vision after 30 minutes. First time using this brand. I'm wondering if they are defective. I will try new pair in the morning and post results.

I hope the next pair works better for you, Steve. What is your contact lens history? Have you experienced this cloudy vision before?

SteveDelMuerto · #11 (**permalink**) 07-21-2011, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by AceofShades

I hope the next pair works better for you, Steve. What is your contact lens history? Have you experienced this cloudy vision before?

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Originally Posted by AceofShades

Okay, so your vision was cloudy, but the contacts didn't hurt or itch or anything, did they?

Since I last posted on Tuesday I have had quite an ordeal. I took my contacts out and tried a different pair. The cloudiness persisted, but other than that there were no other problems. I wore them for about 7 hours. At midnight I nodded off for about 45 minutes. When I woke up the contacts were very dry and my vision blurry. I put some re-wetting drops in my eyes before taking my contacts out and going to bed. They felt like they were stuck to my eyeballs, it was difficult to remove them. My eyes were stinging a bit when I went to sleep. I woke up Wednesday morning with my eyes burning and painful. I couldn't open my eyes and I was in agony. I had a family member take me to my eye doctor. Turns out, I scratched my corneas when I took my contacts out. Spent Wednesday blind with patches over both eyes, thankful for percocet to help me get through the pain.

It'sThursday now, and feeling a lot better. I am able to open both eyes, but right eye is still sore and sensitive to light. I have been wearing contacts for nearly 20 years and have never had this problem before, and for the first 10 years I had some very bad habits. I use to sleep with contacts in for weeks at a time. I would wear weekly contacts for months at a time. I wised up about ten years ago, and have been pretty good at following proper usage.
I'm finding it hard to believe that a 45 minute nap would make my contacts so dry that they would take some of my cornea with them when I took them out. Since I was having problems with them soon after putting them in, I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the contacts themselves. It was a new box of a brand I've never used. I had never purchased them online before, not sure if they were exposed to extreme temperatures while they were being shipped, or if even that would affect them. It was a new prescription for one eye, not sure if that even matters.

So many questions. If anyone has experienced this before, or has some insight, it would be much appreciated if you replied.

Ynot · #12 (**permalink**) 07-21-2011, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

Since I last posted on Tuesday I have had quite an ordeal. I took my contacts out and tried a different pair. The cloudiness persisted, but other than that there were no other problems. I wore them for about 7 hours. At midnight I nodded off for about 45 minutes. When I woke up the contacts were very dry and my vision blurry. I put some re-wetting drops in my eyes before taking my contacts out and going to bed. They felt like they were stuck to my eyeballs, it was difficult to remove them. My eyes were stinging a bit when I went to sleep. I woke up Wednesday morning with my eyes burning and painful. I couldn't open my eyes and I was in agony. I had a family member take me to my eye doctor. Turns out, I scratched my corneas when I took my contacts out. Spent Wednesday blind with patches over both eyes, thankful for percocet to help me get through the pain.

It'sThursday now, and feeling a lot better. I am able to open both eyes, but right eye is still sore and sensitive to light. I have been wearing contacts for nearly 20 years and have never had this problem before, and for the first 10 years I had some very bad habits. I use to sleep with contacts in for weeks at a time. I would wear weekly contacts for months at a time. I wised up about ten years ago, and have been pretty good at following proper usage.
I'm finding it hard to believe that a 45 minute nap would make my contacts so dry that they would take some of my cornea with them when I took them out. Since I was having problems with them soon after putting them in, I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the contacts themselves. It was a new box of a brand I've never used. I had never purchased them online before, not sure if they were exposed to extreme temperatures while they were being shipped, or if even that would affect them. It was a new prescription for one eye, not sure if that even matters.

So many questions. If anyone has experienced this before, or has some insight, it would be much appreciated if you replied.

Wow, that sounds like a very painful ordeal. I'm sorry you had to go through all that. Is there a possibility that you can go back to wearing a brand that has suited you well in the past?

SteveDelMuerto · #13 (**permalink**) 07-21-2011, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ynot

Wow, that sounds like a very painful ordeal. I'm sorry you had to go through all that. Is there a possibility that you can go back to wearing a brand that has suited you well in the past?

I will contact Lens.com and ask if I can go back to Softmed Breathable Toric. Although most of the reviews I read about the Avaira Toric lenses were positive. I'm wondering if it was just a bad batch. I will post again when I figure it out. Thanks for the reply Ynot.

Zana · #14 (**permalink**) 07-21-2011, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

I will contact Lens.com and ask if I can go back to Softmed Breathable Toric. Although most of the reviews I read about the Avaira Toric lenses were positive. I'm wondering if it was just a bad batch. I will post again when I figure it out. Thanks for the reply Ynot.

Thank you for telling us your story, Steve. I look forward to your next posting and I hope you get things worked out with your contact lenses.

Unicorn3 · #15 (**permalink**) 08-16-2011, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

I will contact Lens.com and ask if I can go back to Softmed Breathable Toric. Although most of the reviews I read about the Avaira Toric lenses were positive. I'm wondering if it was just a bad batch. I will post again when I figure it out. Thanks for the reply Ynot.

Do you have a prescription for the Sofmed Breathables toric lenses?

AceofShades · #16 (**permalink**) 08-16-2011, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Unicorn3

Do you have a prescription for the Sofmed Breathables toric lenses?

Yeah, I doubt if they'll sell you the Sofmed contacts without a valid up-to-date prescription. Let us know how your order goes, okay?

Unicorn3 · #17 (**permalink**) 09-14-2011, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

I will contact Lens.com and ask if I can go back to Softmed Breathable Toric. Although most of the reviews I read about the Avaira Toric lenses were positive. I'm wondering if it was just a bad batch. I will post again when I figure it out. Thanks for the reply Ynot.

What's the latest, Steve? Did you get your new prescription and contact lenses?

Beckifera · #18 (**permalink**) 09-14-2011, 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Hi there K-9.

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my posting.

Well so far three pairs out of the same box are producing same results. I just picked up a fresh pair, once again, when I pick up a fresh pair I see crystal clear (day & night) for a good seven days.
I wear my contacts anywhere from 8 - 10 hours a day. On weekends I wear them 12 hours. I never sleep with my contacts on.

My first pair out of the new box lasted 11 days.
My second pair lasted 8 days.
My third pair lasted 9 days.

Maybe I am expecting too much from of my contacts?
Is it unreasonable to expect full 14 days usage?

K-9 you just gave me a good idea. Here is what I am going to do: I am going to continue to use the fresh pair I just picked up out the same box. When I am done with those, I am going to pick a fresh pair from another box (unopened) and keep track to see how long they are going to last. I am sure this is going to tell me alot.
If the pair I am going to pick up from an unopened box lasts 14 days, then there's something wrong with the contacts from the opened box in question.

Anybody heard from Robbykennedy lately?

K-9 · #19 (**permalink**) 09-15-2011, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Beckifera

Anybody heard from Robbykennedy lately?

Yeah, it's been almost four months.

Railfan · #20 (**permalink**) 09-20-2011, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveDelMuerto

I will contact Lens.com and ask if I can go back to Softmed Breathable Toric. Although most of the reviews I read about the Avaira Toric lenses were positive. I'm wondering if it was just a bad batch. I will post again when I figure it out. Thanks for the reply Ynot.

We haven't heard from you in a while, Steve. Where have you been?

robbykennedy · #21 (**permalink**) 09-21-2011, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Beckifera

Anybody heard from Robbykennedy lately?

Hello Beckifera, I am here.

What happened was there is a voluntary recall by Coopervision on the Avaira Toric. After verifying the lot number of the Avaira I had in my posession were affected by the recall I was instructed to return them to my point of sale for a full refund.

I went to see my Doctor, her office already had knowledge of the recall. She switched me temporarily to Biofinity, also made by Coopervision, monthly contact lenses intended for overnight wear, they are also a bit more expensive. I have no appetite to sleep with my contacts, my Doctor does not recommend sleeping with contacts as well. However I am going to stay with Biofinity, I like them. I feel like these contacts allow more oxygen to get to my eyes. Sometimes I apply my contacts at 7AM and do not remove them until 10:00PM and my eyes do not feel tired. When I was wearing Avaira Toric my eyes felt tired.
So, I went back to my Doctor's office to tell her I want to stay with Biofinity. She is totally okay with it.

Teddikitty · #22 (**permalink**) 09-21-2011, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Hello Beckifera, I am here.

What happened was there is a voluntary recall by Coopervision on the Avaira Toric. After verifying the lot number of the Avaira I had in my posession were affected by the recall I was instructed to return them to my point of sale for a full refund.

I went to see my Doctor, her office already had knowledge of the recall. She switched me temporarily to Biofinity, also made by Coopervision, monthly contact lenses intended for overnight wear, they are also a bit more expensive. I have no appetite to sleep with my contacts, my Doctor does not recommend sleeping with contacts as well. However I am going to stay with Biofinity, I like them. I feel like these contacts allow more oxygen to get to my eyes. Sometimes I apply my contacts at 7AM and do not remove them until 10:00PM and my eyes do not feel tired. When I was wearing Avaira Toric my eyes felt tired.
So, I went back to my Doctor's office to tell her I want to stay with Biofinity. She is totally okay with it.

So you've switched from Avaira Toric Contact Lenses and now you wear Biofinity Toric?

robbykennedy · #23 (**permalink**) 09-21-2011, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Teddikitty

So you've switched from Avaira Toric contact lenses and now you wear Biofinity Toric?

That is correct, I am happy to report that it has been three weeks since I have been wearing Biofinity Toric and feel much better at the end of the day when I remove them for cleaning/desinfecting overnight. My eyes are not as tired.

Like I said I would not have known the difference if it wasn't for the recall. The voluntary recall by Coopervision is what made go back to my Doctor for an alternate. It is going to take Coopervision couple of months to get Avaira's out on the streets again.

For the records, Biofinity Toric are more expensive contacts than Avaira Toric, they are monthly contacts. However I think in the long run the cost is comparable to Avaira Toric because one box of Biofinity Toric should last six months. One box of Avaira's Toric lasts three months, contacts are good for 14 days.
What I like about Biofinity Torics is the amount of oxygen that gets to my eyes since they are intended for overnight wear. Although I will never sleep with my contacts on. But I like them when I have long days. Sometimes I put them on at 7AM and do not remove them until 10PM. The next day my eyes do not feel tired or dehydrated.

Autonation · #24 (**permalink**) 09-22-2011, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

That is correct, I am happy to report that it has been three weeks since I have been wearing Biofinity Toric and feel much better at the end of the day when I remove them for cleaning/desinfecting overnight. My eyes are not as tired.

Like I said I would not have known the difference if it wasn't for the recall. The voluntary recall by Coopervision is what made go back to my Doctor for an alternate. It is going to take Coopervision couple of months to get Avaira's out on the streets again.

For the records, Biofinity Toric are more expensive contacts than Avaira Toric, they are monthly contacts. However I think in the long run the cost is comparable to Avaira Toric because one box of Biofinity Toric should last six months. One box of Avaira's Toric lasts three months, contacts are good for 14 days.
What I like about Biofinity Torics is the amount of oxygen that gets to my eyes since they are intended for overnight wear. Although I will never sleep with my contacts on. But I like them when I have long days. Sometimes I put them on at 7AM and do not remove them until 10PM. The next day my eyes do not feel tired or dehydrated.

I'm glad to read that those Biofinity Toric contact lenses suit you so well, robbykennedy. Have you seen the section in here just for them?

robbykennedy · #25 (**permalink**) 09-22-2011, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Autonation

I'm glad to read that those Biofinity Toric contact lenses suit you so well, robbykennedy. Have you seen the section in here just for them?

Yes I have, I am subscribed to couple of threads in the Biofinity section. I'll be leaving this section soon since I am not wearing Avaira Toric anymore.

LittleElvis · #26 (**permalink**) 09-22-2011, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Yes I have, I am subscribed to couple of threads in the Biofinity section. I'll be leaving this section soon since I am not wearing Avaira Toric anymore.

Well, as long as you're still wearing something on your eyes--contact lenses, glasses or sunglasses--you've got a place here.

robbykennedy · #27 (**permalink**) 09-22-2011, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by LittleElvis

Well, as long as you're still wearing something on your eyes--contact lenses, glasses or sunglasses--you've got a place here.

I may get kicked out of this thread by the moderator since I do not wear Avaira Toric contact lenses anymore.

BoSoxFan · #28 (**permalink**) 09-22-2011, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

I may get kicked out of this thread by the moderator since I do not wear Avaira Toric contact lenses anymore.

Okay, so we'll see you by the Biofinity lenses, apparently.

LittleElvis · #29 (**permalink**) 09-28-2011, 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

I may get kicked out of this thread by the moderator since I do not wear Avaira Toric contact lenses anymore.

I think the only way you'd get kicked out would be if you posted something abusive or you repeatedly tried to sell something that's got nothing to do with contact lenses, glasses or sunglasses.

robbykennedy · #30 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by LittleElvis

I think the only way you'd get kicked out would be if you posted something abusive or you repeatedly tried to sell something that's got nothing to do with contact lenses, glasses or sunglasses.

Thanks for saying that LittleElvis.

Btw, It is almost a month since I switched to Biofinity, last weekened I wore my Avaira Toric, I felt the difference between the Biofinity and Avaira Toric at the end of the day.
Bottom line is that after 10 hours of continous wear my eyes feel a little tired with the Avaira Toric. I could wear my Biofinity Toric for 12 or 15 hours and my eyes do not feel tired. The reason is because the Biofinity Toric (monthly contacts) are intended for overnight wear so allows plenty of oxygen to get to the eyes.

Wendy94 · #31 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Thanks for saying that LittleElvis.

Btw, It is almost a month since I switched to Biofinity, last weekened I wore my Avaira Toric, I felt the difference between the Biofinity and Avaira Toric at the end of the day.
Bottom line is that after 10 hours of continous wear my eyes feel a little tired with the Avaira Toric. I could wear my Biofinity Toric for 12 or 15 hours and my eyes do not feel tired. The reason is because the Biofinity Toric (monthly contacts) are intended for overnight wear so allows plenty of oxygen to get to the eyes.

Well, it sounds like switching to Biofinity contact lenses was a good idea in your case. I wish you many years of comfortable contact lens wear.

robbykennedy · #32 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Wendy94

Well, it sounds like switching to Biofinity contact lenses was a good idea in your case. I wish you many years of comfortable contact lens wear.

Knock on wood.. I hope it all goes well the years to come.

Thanks Wendy94

naturallygood · #33 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Knock on wood.. I hope it all goes well the years to come.

Thanks Wendy94

If you have any problems, you know where you can ask questions. I hope you check back though, even if things are going well.

robbykennedy · #34 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by naturallygood

If you have any problems, you know where you can ask questions. I hope you check back though, even if things are going well.

Even if things are going well, I visit this forum every day. Someone else may have problems and I may be able to provide feeback.

Eyerobot · #35 (**permalink**) 09-29-2011, 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Even if things are going well, I visit this forum every day. Someone else may have problems and I may be able to provide feeback.

That's terrific. If there's one thing this forum needs is people to answer questions and provide feedback. Carry on.

Railfan · #36 (**permalink**) 10-03-2011, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Even if things are going well, I visit this forum every day. Someone else may have problems and I may be able to provide feeback.

That's just the attitude we like to see around here, robbykennedy. Let's have some of your feedback.

Beckifera · #37 (**permalink**) 11-07-2011, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Even if things are going well, I visit this forum every day. Someone else may have problems and I may be able to provide feeback.

No kidding? You visit us every day? That's so sweet!

Do you find that one day a week is better than others? I like Mondays because there are lots of posts that had been added over the weekend that are waiting to be answered. They like flopping fish in the bottom of the boat.

LittleElvis · #38 (**permalink**) 11-21-2011, 03:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Beckifera

No kidding? You visit us every day? That's so sweet!

Do you find that one day a week is better than others? I like Mondays because there are lots of posts that had been added over the weekend that are waiting to be answered. They like flopping fish in the bottom of the boat.

Here we are on a Monday and you're right, Beckifera. There is quite a backlog of posts to be responded to, even in the afternoon.

Eyerobot · #39 (**permalink**) 12-01-2011, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Beckifera

No kidding? You visit us every day? That's so sweet!

Do you find that one day a week is better than others? I like Mondays because there are lots of posts that had been added over the weekend that are waiting to be answered. They're like flopping fish in the bottom of the boat.

That's a nice metaphor, Beckifera. Very descriptive.

Zana · #40 (**permalink**) 01-10-2012, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by robbykennedy

Even if things are going well, I visit this forum every day. Someone else may have problems and I may be able to provide feedback.

How come we haven't heard from you since October? Where have you been? We could use your feedback.

Eyerobot · #41 (**permalink**) 01-25-2012, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Beckifera

No kidding? You visit us every day? That's so sweet!

Do you find that one day a week is better than others? I like Mondays because there are lots of posts that had been added over the weekend that are waiting to be answered. They like flopping fish in the bottom of the boat.

I like checking on on Mondays, too.

Wednesdays are good, too.