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Old 01-19-2010, 02:20 PM
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Hi, I just found this site and am very glad to find like users. I've been wearing contact lenses for, like 30 years (OMG has it been that long??). Last year, went to the Focus Night & Days then to the Focus N&D Optix Aquas Monthlies. Didn't have trouble with fit, wear or comfort, but also went with glasses over contacts to be able to read. Didn't really like this as could never keep the glasses adjusted properly to stay far enough from long eyelashes.

This year went to the AirOptix Multifocals. The comfort etc seem ok for now, BUT, they are daily wear (take them out nightly) and vision isns't as good. I don't need the readers, but vision is better with them, and driving sight isn't as good, so am using glasses to correct a mild astigmatism to see better. Eye doc said this is the trade offs.

Has anyone had any other solutions to the need for bi-multi- focal contact lenses? Also, is there an extended wear multi focal contact lense out there??

thanks for any suggestions
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Hi, I just found this site and am very glad to find like users. I've been wearing contact lenses for, like 30 years (OMG has it been that long??). Last year, went to the Focus Night & Days then to the Focus N&D Optix Aquas Monthlies. Didn't have trouble with fit, wear or comfort, but also went with glasses over contacts to be able to read. Didn't really like this as could never keep the glasses adjusted properly to stay far enough from long eyelashes.

This year went to the AirOptix Multifocals. The comfort etc seem ok for now, BUT, they are daily wear (take them out nightly) and vision isns't as good. I don't need the readers, but vision is better with them, and driving sight isn't as good, so am using glasses to correct a mild astigmatism to see better. Eye doc said this is the trade offs.

Has anyone had any other solutions to the need for bi-multi- focal contact lenses? Also, is there an extended wear multi focal contact lense out there??

thanks for any suggestions
Hello there, Lady Taz. I like your screen name. It brings up some interesting mental images.



I'm afraid I don't know very much about multi-focal contact lenses, but if you go to www.lens.com, you might be able to find the information you're looking for. Here's where you will find the bi-focal lenses, but I don't know which ones are extended wear. Good luck and let me know if you find anything you like.

http://www.lens.com/contact-lenses/department94.asp
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Where did you get the picture of the Taz? I've been looking for a pic like that for a while??

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Where did you get the picture of the Taz? I've been looking for a pic like that for a while??

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Greetings, Lady Taz.

I bet LP39A did a search for the term "lady taz" in Google. I tried it and I found that same picture.
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Hi Stairwaytoheaven,

thanks for the tip, I did just that and found it!

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Hi Stairwaytoheaven,

thanks for the tip, I did just that and found it!

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Hi LadyTaz. Now that you found the website, did you find the extended wear multi focal contact lenses you were looking for?

Don't mind me--I'm just being nosy.
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Yes, I did. I'm wearing the Air Optix Multifocal and they are nice, but the only thing I don't like about them is they are daily wear only. I'm not used to taking them out every day and not sleeping in them. One can only hope they will become extended wear in the near future...
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Old 02-10-2010, 10:33 AM
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Yes, I did. I'm wearing the Air Optix Multifocal and they are nice, but the only thing I don't like about them is they are daily wear only. I'm not used to taking them out every day and not sleeping in them. One can only hope they will become extended wear in the near future...
Well at least you don't have to clean them. Are they comfortable? Do they give you good, clear vision?
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Yes, I do have to clean them every day. I use the Clear Care system with the disk thingey. They are comfortable, just like the Night n Day contacts. Although I find I can't wear them for as long as I did with the Night n Days. Also, If taking a short nap, I find I really need to use eye drops when I wake up. Not much fum if you're flying and sleeping on the plane. Be sure to carry eye drops. The vision is about average, I am used to really crisp, clear vision and since I now require multi focal lenses, I find there is a trade off. I guess you can either wear contacts and have the vision not as good as previous, and/or wear glasses over the contacts (kiinds defeats the purpose of contacts), or go to glasses full time. I'm still trying to find the right combination...
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Yes, I do have to clean them every day. I use the Clear Care system with the disk thingey. They are comfortable, just like the Night n Day contacts. Although I find I can't wear them for as long as I did with the Night n Days. Also, If taking a short nap, I find I really need to use eye drops when I wake up. Not much fum if you're flying and sleeping on the plane. Be sure to carry eye drops. The vision is about average, I am used to really crisp, clear vision and since I now require multi focal lenses, I find there is a trade off. I guess you can either wear contacts and have the vision not as good as previous, and/or wear glasses over the contacts (kinda defeats the purpose of contacts), or go to glasses full time. I'm still trying to find the right combination...
Hi Lady Taz.

You know, I bet when you said that you have "daily wear" contacts Superschwin thought you meant "daily disposables." Those are the ones you wear for one day and then throw them away. You said you have to take them out at night, didn't you?
Anyway, I wish you well with your vision correction. Be patient, sometimes it takes a while to figure out what works best for you.
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Right Chelsee, I don't have the daily disposables, I have to take them out and clean them every night.
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Yes, I do have to clean them every day. I use the Clear Care system with the disk thingey. . . .
Do you mean this disk thingy?

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Yes, that's the one. When you use it, does it overflow and come out the top a few minutes after the top is put on??
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Yes, that's the one. When you use it, does it overflow and come out the top a few minutes after the top is put on??
Here's something I found on another contact lens forum--that's not as good as Lens 101, of course.

" . . . the problem was the multi-purpose solution I used to rinse the lenses and the case. Unlike saline, multi-purpose solutions have cleaners in them, so when you use them in conjunction with Clear Care (which also has cleaners in it), the result is like putting too much soap in the dishwasher...Suds, suds, and more suds! . . . only use STERILE SALINE, not a multi-purpose solution, to rinse lens and the case."

Does that help?
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I use the Aeosep solution that comes with the container. I think the bubbly overflow is from the reaction of the solution to the disk in the cup. Not a big deal, just wondering if anyone else noticed it. I use saline to rinse the lenses before putting them in. Just the plain saline, not the combo rinses.
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Old 02-22-2010, 03:31 PM
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I use the Aeosep solution that comes with the container. I think the bubbly overflow is from the reaction of the solution to the disk in the cup. Not a big deal, just wondering if anyone else noticed it. I use saline to rinse the lenses before putting them in. Just the plain saline, not the combo rinses.
Do you still have issues with bubbly contact lens solution, Lady Taz?
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I use the Aeosep solution that comes with the container. I think the bubbly overflow is from the reaction of the solution to the disk in the cup. Not a big deal, just wondering if anyone else noticed it. I use saline to rinse the lenses before putting them in. Just the plain saline, not the combo rinses.
Yes the bubbles are oxygen. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) is broken down into water (H2O) and oxygen (O2) by the catalyst. Absolutely normal and not a problem.

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Yes the bubbles are oxygen. Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) is broken down into water (H2O) and oxygen (O2) by the catalyst. Absolutely normal and not a problem.

knotlob
Forgive my ignorance of chemical reactions, but wouldn't H2O2 - H2O = O? Or to put it another way HHOO - HHO = O, not OO? Maybe the catalyst adds an O?

Knotlob I've read most of your posts, and you're a pretty smart guy, so I'm not at all confident in my calculations. Maybe you can tell me where I got it wrong.
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Forgive my ignorance of chemical reactions, but wouldn't H2O2 - H2O = O? Or to put it another way HHOO - HHO = O, not OO? Maybe the catalyst adds an O?

Knotlob I've read most of your posts, and you're a pretty smart guy, so I'm not at all confident in my calculations. Maybe you can tell me where I got it wrong.
OK, I over simplified it. The chemical equation is more clear if I multiply everything by 2. So:

2(H2O2) = 2(H2O) + O2

i.e. 2 molecules of hydrogen peroxide is broken down by the catalyst to yield 2 molecules of water and one molecule of oxygen.

(We don't normally put the brackets in the equation for this reaction, but it is clearer if I do. Also I should use an arrow instead of an 'equals' sign - I once got a telling off in a physics class for that sort of thing ).

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OK, I over simplified it. The chemical equation is more clear if I multiply everything by 2. So:

2(H2O2) = 2(H2O) + O2

i.e. 2 molecules of hydrogen peroxide is broken down by the catalyst to yield 2 molecules of water and one molecule of oxygen.

(We don't normally put the brackets in the equation for this reaction, but it is clearer if I do. Also I should use an arrow instead of an 'equals' sign - I once got a telling off in a physics class for that sort of thing ).

knotlob
Okay, let's try it my way.

HHOO HHOO --> (There's your arrow) HHO HHO OO

Hey, that works! 4 H's and 4 O's on both sides of the arrow.

Now I can sleep.
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No, I don't have any other issues/questions. Just was wondering if anyone else noticed the bubbling. Thanks to Kitt and Knotlob for the scientific explanation of what is happening in the solution. I knew the end result was saline though...

Thanks again!
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OK, I over simplified it. The chemical equation is more clear if I multiply everything by 2. So:

2(H2O2) = 2(H2O) + O2

i.e. 2 molecules of hydrogen peroxide is broken down by the catalyst to yield 2 molecules of water and one molecule of oxygen.

(We don't normally put the brackets in the equation for this reaction, but it is clearer if I do. Also I should use an arrow instead of an 'equals' sign - I once got a telling off in a physics class for that sort of thing ).

knotlob
You're not getting graded on your equations here Knotlob. You just do what comes naturally and I think everything will be fine.

Thank you for the informative post.
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Okay, let's try it my way.

HHOO HHOO --> (There's your arrow) HHO HHO OO

Hey, that works! 4 H's and 4 O's on both sides of the arrow.

Now I can sleep.
I love a nice, neat equation where you have the same thing on both sides of the equals sign.
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Okay, let's try it my way.

HHOO HHOO --> (There's your arrow) HHO HHO OO

Hey, that works! 4 H's and 4 O's on both sides of the arrow.

Now I can sleep.
I love a nice, neat equation where you have the same thing on both sides of the equals sign. (Or in this case, the arrow.)
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No, I don't have any other issues/questions. Just was wondering if anyone else noticed the bubbling. Thanks to Kitt and Knotlob for the scientific explanation of what is happening in the solution. I knew the end result was saline though...

Thanks again!
Hey you got answers from two people whose screen names begin with K. Cool, huh?
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No, I don't have any other issues/questions. Just was wondering if anyone else noticed the bubbling. Thanks to Kitt and Knotlob for the scientific explanation of what is happening in the solution. I knew the end result was saline though...

Thanks again!
Awesome. I'm glad Lens 101 was able to help you. Stick around. I'm sure you'll have some more questions in the future. If not, than maybe you've gained enough knowledge to answer some other people's questions. In either case, Lens 101 can use you.
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Okay, let's try it my way.

HHOO HHOO --> (There's your arrow) HHO HHO OO

Hey, that works! 4 H's and 4 O's on both sides of the arrow.

Now I can sleep.
Glad to see you got it sorted out, KITT. I was kind of wondering about it myself. You gotta account for all those Hs and Os. The Law of Conservation of Matter and all that. We don't want to break any laws of physics around here.
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I love a nice, neat equation where you have the same thing on both sides of the equals sign.
The world is a happier place when your equations balance.
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Glad to see you got it sorted out, KITT. I was kind of wondering about it myself. You gotta account for all those Hs and Os. The Law of Conservation of Matter and all that. We don't want to break any laws of physics around here.
Who's that guy? The Physics Police?
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Who's that guy? The Physics Police?
Who? This guy?



He's either a member of the Physics Police, or possibly the Dream Police.
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Who? This guy?

He's either a member of the Physics Police, or possibly the Dream Police.
You mean the Dream Police that live inside of my head?
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You mean the Dream Police that live inside of my head?
You have those, too? I know what you mean, because

they're waiting for me.
They're looking for me.
Ev'ry single night they're driving me insane.
Those men inside my brain.


All across this great land of ours, younglings are going "huh?"

You're with Chelsee and me though, right?
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You have those, too? I know what you mean, because

they're waiting for me.
They're looking for me.
Ev'ry single night they're driving me insane.
Those men inside my brain.


All across this great land of ours, younglings are going "huh?"

You're with Chelsee and me though, right?
Yes, I'm with you SuperSchwin, although it was a bit of a Cheap Trick.
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You said that already.
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Yes, I'm with you SuperSchwin, although it was a bit of a Cheap Trick.
Heh, heh. Cheap Trick. That's a good one I get it.

Are we going to let anyone under the age of about 35 in on the joke? Some of them have probably studied Music of Ancient Cultures and know what we're snickering about over here.
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Heh, heh. Cheap Trick. That's a good one I get it.

Are we going to let anyone under the age of about 35 in on the joke? Some of them have probably studied Music of Ancient Cultures and know what we're snickering about over here.
I don't think they really care. So I'll do it.

Back in the Ancient Mists of a Prehistoric Earth, (1979), it was a song by the band Cheap Trick. Some of the lyrics are quoted above.

Okay?
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I don't think they really care. So I'll do it.

Back in the Ancient Mists of a Prehistoric Earth, (1979), it was a song by the band Cheap Trick. Some of the lyrics are quoted above.

Okay?
Wow. Has it really been over thirty years since they released that album? It was a "record" too. Actual vinyl. I sometimes tease people about "an ancient recording device called a 'cassette tape,'" but a record--that's even more ancient.
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Wow. Has it really been over thirty years since they released that album? It was a "record" too. Actual vinyl. I sometimes tease people about "an ancient recording device called a 'cassette tape,'" but a record--that's even more ancient.
Come on all you Children of the Eighties, sing along with me and Robin Zander! A one and a two--

The Dream Police they live inside of my head
The Dream Police they come to me in my bed
The Dream Police they're coming to arrest me, oh no . . .
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Come on all you Children of the Eighties, sing along with me and Robin Zander! A one and a two--

The Dream Police they live inside of my head
The Dream Police they come to me in my bed
The Dream Police they're coming to arrest me, oh no . . .
"I try to sleep they're wide awake, they won't leave me alone."
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"I try to sleep they're wide awake, they won't leave me alone."
Wow, it's like an 80's party in here.

Nice costumes girls, but I don't recall very many people flashing that "peace" sign very much after 1975.
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Wow, it's like an 80's party in here.

Nice costumes girls, but I don't recall very many people flashing that "peace" sign very much after 1975.
Yeah, and I don't recall seeing so much Spandex either. Girls wore the leggings, but they weren't so shiny.

Not that I'm complaining about the shiny Spandex, you understand. I just want to be true to the decade, you know?
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Wow, it's like an 80's party in here.

Nice costumes girls, but I don't recall very many people flashing that "peace" sign very much after 1975.
Can't type now . . . hypnotized by shiny Spandex . . .
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Daily Disposable Contact Lenses 2
1-Day Acuvue 2, 1-Day Acuvue Moist 2, 1-Day Acuvue TruEye, Biomedics 1 Day 2, ClearSight 1 Day, Dailies AquaComfort Plus 2, Focus Dailies 2, Proclear 1 Day 2, SofLens Daily Disposable 2, SofLens One Day 2
1-2 Week Disposable Contact Lenses
Acuvue 2, Acuvue 2 2, Acuvue Advance 2, Acuvue Oasys 2, Avaira, Biomedics 38 2, Biomedics 55 2, Biomedics 55 Premier 2, Biomedics EP, Biomedics XC 2, Extreme H20 54% 2, Extreme H2O S-Xtra 2, Extreme H2O Thin 59% 2, Focus 1-2 Week Visitint 2, FreshLook Handling Tint 2, O2 Optix 2, Precision UV 2, SofLens 38 2, SofLens 59 2, Utlraflex 55 2, Vertex Sphere
Monthly Disposable Contact Lenses
Air Optix Aqua 2, Air Optix Night & Day Aqua, Biofinity 2, Focus Monthly Visitint 2, Focus Night & Day 2, Frequency 38 2, Frequency 55 2, Frequency 55 Aspheric 2, Optima 38 SP 2, Preference 2, Preference Standard 2, Proclear Compatibles 2, PureVision 2
Color Contact Lenses 2 3 4 5 6 7
Acuvue 2 Colours - Enhancers 2, Acuvue 2 Colours - Opaques 2, Expressions Accents 2, Expressions Colors 2, Focus 1-2 Week SoftColors 2, Focus Monthly SoftColors 2, FreshLook ColorBlends 2, FreshLook Colors Opaque 2, FreshLook Dimensions 2, FreshLook One-Day 2 FreshLook Radiance 2,
Gas Permeable Contact Lenses 2 3
Boston 7 2, Boston Envision 2, Boston EO 2, Boston Equalens 2, Boston Equalens II 2, Boston ES 2, Boston II 2, Boston IV 2, Boston RXD 2, Boston XO 2, Boston XO2 2, Flosi 2, Fluorex 300 2, Fluorex 500 2, Fluorex 700 2, Fluorocon 2, Fluoroperm 151 2, Fluoroperm 30 2, Fluoroperm 60 2, Fluoroperm 92 2, Hydro 02 2, OP-2 2, OP-10 2, OP-3 2, OP-6 2, O-Perm 30 2, O-Perm 60 2, Optacryl 60 2, Optimum Classic 2, Optimum Comfort 2, Optimum Extra 2, Optimum Extreme 2, Paragon HDS 2, Paragon HDS 100 2, Paragon Thin 2, Paraperm 02 2, Paraperm EW 2, PMMA 2, Polycon II 2, SA 18 (Phoenix 18) 2, SA 32 (Phoenix 32) 2, SGP I 2, SGP II 2, SGP III 2, Trans-aire 2
Toric Contact Lenses 2 3
Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism 2, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism 2, Air Optix for Astigmatism 2, Biomedics Toric, Biofinity Toric, ClearSight 1 Day Toric, Cooper Toric 2, CSI Toric 2, Durasoft 2 Optifit Toric, Durasoft 2 Optifit Toric - Colors, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - ColorBlends, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Colors, Durasoft Optifit Toric - Colors for Light Eyes, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Complements, Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric UV, Encore Toric 2, Focus Dailies Toric 2, Focus Monthly Toric 2, Frequency 55 Toric 2, Frequency 55 Toric XR, FreshLook ColorBlends Toric 2, FreshLook Toric 2, Hydrocurve 3 Toric, Optima Toric 2, Preference Toric DW 2, Proclear Toric 2, PureVision Toric 2, Preference Toric XR, Proclear Toric XR, SofLens 66 Toric 2, Torisoft 2, Vertex Toric 2, Vertex Toric XR,
Bifocal Contact Lenses 2
Acuvue Bifocal 2, Acuvue Oasys for Presbyopia, Air Optix Aqua Multifocal, Focus Dailies Progressives 2, Focus Progressive 2, Frequency 55 Multifocal, Hydrocurve II Bifocal, Proclear Multifocal, PureVision Multi-Focal 2, SofLens Multi-Focal 2
Vial Contact Lenses
CibaSoft SoftColors 2, CibaSoft Standard Visitint, CibaSoft Visitint 2, Cooper Clear DW 2, Cooper Clear FW 2, CSI DW - Locator Tint 2, CSI FW 2, CV43 2, CV43 FW 2, Durasoft 2 ColorBlends, Durasoft 2 Colors (D2*OP), Durasoft 2 Colors for Light Eyes (D2*LE), Durasoft 2 Litetint (D2*LT), Durasoft 3 ColorBlends, Durasoft 3 Colors - Complements (D3*CO), Durasoft 3 Colors (D3*OP), Durasoft 3 Litetint (D3*LT), H3, H4, Hydrocurve II, Hydrocurve II Aphakic, Illusions 2, Mini, Natural Touch Opaque 2, Permalens, Silsoft Aphakic Adult, Silsoft Super Plus Kids, Silver 07 2, Softcon EW 2, Softmate B 2, Softmate II 2, Vantage, Vantage Accents, Vantage Thin, Vantage Thin Accents, Vantage Thin Visitint,
Other Contact Lenses 2 3, & Contact Lens Care 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Celebrity Contact Lenses 2, Halloween Contact Lenses 2, Novelty Contact Lenses 2, Special Effects Contact Lenses 2, Sports Contact Lenses 2

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