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I'm thinking of getting GP bifocals

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Old 04-15-2010, 09:29 PM
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Default I'm thinking of getting GP bifocals

I'm thinking of getting GP bifocals because the soft toric lenses aren't working for me. Vision is poor. I was wondering how hard it is to get used to the bifocal contacts.

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Old 04-16-2010, 10:33 AM
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I'm thinking of getting GP bifocals because the soft toric lenses aren't working for me. Vision is poor. I was wondering how hard it is to get used to the bifocal contacts.
Hi jhenefeld,

I saw your post here and I thought I'd respond, even though I don't wear Boston Envision contact lenses. Just from reading posts on Lens 101, though, I've learned that RGP lenses like Envision do give clearer vision than the soft lenses, in general.

As far as getting used to bifocals, I would imagine the hardest thing would be getting used to contact lenses of any kind. Once you're over that hurdle, just getting used to a new kind of contact lenses shouldn't be all that difficult. Let us know if you decide to try the Boston contact lenses, okay?
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