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This is a discussion on Boston XO Cleaning Hints within the Boston XO forums; Would anybody like to share their favorite ways of getting their Boston XO contacts clean ...


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Old 10-17-2008, 12:29 PM
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Default Boston XO Cleaning Hints
Would anybody like to share their favorite ways of getting their Boston XO contacts clean and clear?
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Old 05-04-2011, 07:25 PM
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Boston Advance Cleaner!

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Boston Advance Cleaner!

Shari
It looks like you've become our resident cheerleader for Boston Advance. You don't sell it, do you?
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No! Very funny!

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No! Very funny!

Shari
That's good. I wouldn't mind if you did, just as long as you didn't try to take business away from Lens.com. Some people aren't as laid back as I am, though. They get very bent out of shape if they think you might be trying to sell them something.

Since you're not selling anything, I hope you plan to buy some Boston XO contacts from Lens.com. They'd be more than happy to sell you some.
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I don't know if I could do that and if the fit isn't correct my doctor wouldn't be responsible for the problem since he didn't order them! I find it's easier just to call his office and order them. Maybe their cheaper through lens.com; I don't know!

Shari
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Old 05-05-2011, 04:32 PM
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Default Get Your Boston XO Right There
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I don't know if I could do that and if the fit isn't correct my doctor wouldn't be responsible for the problem since he didn't order them! I find it's easier just to call his office and order them. Maybe their cheaper through lens.com; I don't know!

Shari
You can buy Boston XO contact lenses from Lens.com for $34.95 per lens.

http://www.lens.com/contact-lenses/lens182.asp
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I forgot that my Boston XO lenses are mult-focal lenses with the "Lifestyle Design" I don't think that I could get this lens in those Paremeters and I'm sure that they would cost a lot more than that price!

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I forgot that my Boston XO lenses are mult-focal lenses with the "Lifestyle Design" I don't think that I could get this lens in those Paremeters and I'm sure that they would cost a lot more than that price!

Shari
What's a "Lifestyle Design"? It sounds very impressive.
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It's just a multi-focal design that is made something like progressive eyeglass lenses. The distance power is in the middle of the lens and the lens gradually gets stronger toward the edge thus giving me close up vision.

The Lifestyle Company invented this particular design and independent labs make this design and the Lifestyle Company itself also makes this lens. My prescription for close up add is 3.75 D and they're the only company that wil make that high of an add so my lenses are manufactured with that company instead of an "independent" lab.

It is just a design that my opteometrist uses but there are other bifocal designs out there; it just depends on what works for a particular patient!

Shari
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It's just a multi-focal design that is made something like progressive eyeglass lenses. The distance power is in the middle of the lens and the lens gradually gets stronger toward the edge thus giving me close up vision.

The Lifestyle Company invented this particular design and independent labs make this design and the Lifestyle Company itself also makes this lens. My prescription for close up add is 3.75 D and they're the only company that wil make that high of an add so my lenses are manufactured with that company instead of an "independent" lab.

It is just a design that my opteometrist uses but there are other bifocal designs out there; it just depends on what works for a particular patient!

Shari
Oh, so "Lifestyle" is a brand name, then? It's not a product description like "multifocal" is, right?
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It is a "multifocal lens" design.

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I don't know if I could do that and if the fit isn't correct my doctor wouldn't be responsible for the problem since he didn't order them! I find it's easier just to call his office and order them. Maybe their cheaper through lens.com; I don't know!

Shari
I can see that you're not all that interested in ordering from the sponsor, and that's fine. It's just that when you order from them, they won't sell you any contacts until you send them a prescription from your doctor, and that should all but guarantee a good fit.
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You can buy Boston XO contact lenses from Lens.com for $34.95 per lens.

http://www.lens.com/contact-lenses/lens182.asp
Yeah, and the box looks like this:
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Thanks Teddi. What would I do without you?
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Thanks Teddi. What would I do without you?
Oh, I don't know. I suppose you'd get by.
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Old 08-16-2011, 04:21 PM
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It's just a multi-focal design that is made something like progressive eyeglass lenses. The distance power is in the middle of the lens and the lens gradually gets stronger toward the edge thus giving me close up vision.

The Lifestyle Company invented this particular design and independent labs make this design and the Lifestyle Company itself also makes this lens. My prescription for close up add is 3.75 D and they're the only company that will make that high of an add so my lenses are manufactured with that company instead of an "independent" lab.

It is just a design that my optometrist uses but there are other bifocal designs out there; it just depends on what works for a particular patient!

Shari
That was fast. You answered my question in less than an hour. Thank you. I guess they must work pretty well if you're willing to have them specially made by Lifestyle.
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