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yeah coco i think that is what he means because he told me he was going to get the xo2,,well thanks for the info sim,,sorry they didn't work out for you,,i know the xo for me is not good either ,,very uncomfortable for me ,,the boston ES so far is better for me,,strange to, the DK on them is very low but the wetting angle is very high,,(dk is only 18 but wetting angle is the highest for a gp lens a whopping 52,,compared to the other lenses i seen on acculens.com
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