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How does the oxygen permeability of Boston XO compare to other rigid contact lenses that are similar?
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience.
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Good. It looks like you found the right section in Lens 101. I hope you'll hang out here and answer some questions.
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Cool. Have you thought about giving the XO2 lenses a try, seeing that they have better oxygen permeability and all?
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You could probably got to lens.com to compare prices and materials. I mean, it would be good to find out if you could get the lenses with the higher oxygen permeability, right?
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Would you say also that since you're satisfied with Boston XO you've no need to try anything else?
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