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Old 12-12-2010, 05:57 PM
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Has anyone with astigmatism ever layered on colored plano lenses over their clear prescription lenses? I've never done/heard of it until I saw a youtube video and the girl claimed that her optometrist said it was totally fine to do that.

Thoughts?
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Old 12-13-2010, 10:19 AM
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Has anyone with astigmatism ever layered on colored plano lenses over their clear prescription lenses? I've never done/heard of it until I saw a youtube video and the girl claimed that her optometrist said it was totally fine to do that.

Thoughts?
It's been done, but I haven't done it myself, personally.

I'm sure I saw something about that here on Lens 101, and I tried to find it, but unfortunately the search function on this forum isn't the most user-friendly I've ever come across. It doesn't like searching for words like "on" because they're "too common." You can try it yourself, but it can be frustrating.
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Old 12-13-2010, 10:52 AM
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It's been done, but I haven't done it myself, personally.

I'm sure I saw something about that here on Lens 101, and I tried to find it, but unfortunately the search function on this forum isn't the most user-friendly I've ever come across. It doesn't like searching for words like "on" because they're "too common." You can try it yourself, but it can be frustrating.
I tried doing a search as well but got no results.
I can't see it being eye friendly, I mean you're doubling the layers on top of your eyes and restricting oxygen...

Here is the link to the video in case anyone was interested.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bryo4XTuF_U]YouTube - I LOVE CIRCLE LENSES Review[/url]
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Old 12-13-2010, 10:58 AM
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I tried doing a search as well but got no results.
I can't see it being eye friendly, I mean you're doubling the layers on top of your eyes and restricting oxygen...
You're right, Deevine1217. Wearing two contact lenses in each eye does restrict the flow of oxygen to the corneas. That's true even with one lens on each eye, although with only one lens on your eyes, there's till plenty of oxygen flowing if you're wearing good quality lenses.
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Old 12-13-2010, 11:00 AM
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You're right, Deevine1217. Wearing two contact lenses in each eye does restrict the flow of oxygen to the corneas. That's true even with one lens on each eye, although with only one lens on your eyes, there's till plenty of oxygen flowing if you're wearing good quality lenses.
If it isn't safe, I find it unfortunate that this girl (who has thousands of subscribers) is telling people that it's perfectly fine to layer them.

I kinda wish it was though, because then I'd get me some Soloticas (I have astigmatism in one eye)
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Old 12-13-2010, 01:00 PM
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If it isn't safe, I find it unfortunate that this girl (who has thousands of subscribers) is telling people that it's perfectly fine to layer them.

I kinda wish it was though, because then I'd get me some Soloticas (I have astigmatism in one eye)
There are colored toric lenses, you know. I don't know if Solotica has them, but you can find them at Lens.com: http://www.lens.com/view/color-toric.asp

Check out Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Colors and FreshLook ColorBlends Toric for starters. No stacking required.
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Old 12-13-2010, 01:17 PM
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There are colored toric lenses, you know. I don't know if Solotica has them, but you can find them at Lens.com: http://www.lens.com/view/color-toric.asp

Check out Durasoft 3 Optifit Toric - Colors and FreshLook ColorBlends Toric for starters. No stacking required.
Yeah I know, but I'm not a fan of those lenses. I just ordered Waicons with toric prescription - I can't wait to get them!
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Old 12-13-2010, 02:12 PM
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Yeah I know, but I'm not a fan of those lenses. I just ordered Waicons with toric prescription - I can't wait to get them!
Let us know when you get the lenses and if you like them, okay? That's what Lens 101 does best.
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Let us know when you get the lenses and if you like them, okay? That's what Lens 101 does best.
I definitely will make a thread once I get them in a few weeks.
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I definitely will make a thread once I get them in a few weeks.
Sweet. Maybe you'll get them in time for Christmas.
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I definitely will make a thread once I get them in a few weeks.
Well, was Momalia right? Did you get some Waicon lenses for Christmas?
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Old 01-20-2011, 04:55 PM
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Well, was Momalia right? Did you get some Waicon lenses for Christmas?
Unfortunately not, I still haven't received them because they are a specific order (toric and special base curve). I was told that one has arrived but we're just waiting for the second. I should get both shortly and I haven't forgotten about you guys - I'll post pictures!
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Old 01-20-2011, 05:03 PM
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Unfortunately not, I still haven't received them because they are a specific order (toric and special base curve). I was told that one has arrived but we're just waiting for the second. I should get both shortly and I haven't forgotten about you guys - I'll post pictures!
So, wait. They're sending them to you one at a time?
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Old 01-20-2011, 06:13 PM
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So, wait. They're sending them to you one at a time?
Ah sorry for the confusion! The person I bought them from orders directly through the manufacturer. He has one of the lenses and is waiting for the second to arrive in order to ship them out to me. Hope that's a little more clear.
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Old 01-21-2011, 11:44 AM
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Ah sorry for the confusion! The person I bought them from orders directly through the manufacturer. He has one of the lenses and is waiting for the second to arrive in order to ship them out to me. Hope that's a little more clear.
So, wait. They're sending them to him one at a time??
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Old 01-21-2011, 01:20 PM
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Ah sorry for the confusion! The person I bought them from orders directly through the manufacturer. He has one of the lenses and is waiting for the second to arrive in order to ship them out to me. Hope that's a little more clear.
Okay, it's time for someone to ask a stupid question, and it might as well be me. Why don't you cut out the middle man and order them from the manufacturer yourself? Is there some kind of secret handshake involved or something that you don't know?
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Old 01-25-2011, 03:57 PM
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Okay, it's time for someone to ask a stupid question, and it might as well be me. Why don't you cut out the middle man and order them from the manufacturer yourself? Is there some kind of secret handshake involved or something that you don't know?
I would think that ordering direct would be the best way to go too. Why order from someone who has ordered from someone else--unless there's a price break.
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Old 02-18-2011, 02:37 PM
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I would think that ordering direct would be the best way to go too. Why order from someone who has ordered from someone else--unless there's a price break.
There's probably a price break. Like when people fly from Boston to Denver by way of Anchorage in order to save money.
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Turns out his aunt is an optician which means he gets access to the manufacturer. I don't, especially since I live in North America and these lenses are from Argentina.

I got them and love them so far, I make a post about it with pics.
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Old 03-08-2011, 10:59 AM
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Turns out his aunt is an optician which means he gets access to the manufacturer. I don't, especially since I live in North America and these lenses are from Argentina.

I got them and love them so far, I make a post about it with pics.
Oh good. We love pictures!
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Ive tried it with white novelty lenses at halloween. I dont normally wear toric lenses, I just have a slight astigmatism in one eye, but not enough to need torics. I'm just careful to get more blended lenses and stay away from ones with dramatic outer rings on them because I think it would draw too much attention to the way the lens sits on that eye and make me look a bit googley eyed.

When I did try the white out lenses over my regular ones, it didnt sit well and because of the funny shape of my eye, didnt sit in the exact proper way to give me a complete white out of my iris, like I had on my normal shaped eye. But the whiteout lenses are very dramatic and I think a regular coloured lens would have been far less noticable. It was years ago and I didnt wear it for long and I cannot really remember it if was comfortable or not. One thing I would be careful about though, is that the lenses may dry out and stick together and you may end up tearing one or both of them trying to get them apart.
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Ive tried it with white novelty lenses at halloween. I dont normally wear toric lenses, I just have a slight astigmatism in one eye, but not enough to need torics. I'm just careful to get more blended lenses and stay away from ones with dramatic outer rings on them because I think it would draw too much attention to the way the lens sits on that eye and make me look a bit googley eyed.

When I did try the white out lenses over my regular ones, it didnt sit well and because of the funny shape of my eye, didnt sit in the exact proper way to give me a complete white out of my iris, like I had on my normal shaped eye. But the whiteout lenses are very dramatic and I think a regular coloured lens would have been far less noticable. It was years ago and I didnt wear it for long and I cannot really remember it if was comfortable or not. One thing I would be careful about though, is that the lenses may dry out and stick together and you may end up tearing one or both of them trying to get them apart.
Okay, you're talking about putting on lens on top of the other in your eyes, right? That's what this post was about before they went off on a tangent.
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yes, my post was about layering 2 pairs of llenses, plano over prescription ones.
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yes, my post was about layering 2 pairs of lenses, plano over prescription ones.
Okay, and the first post that started this thread was "Has anyone with astigmatism ever layered on colored plano lenses over their clear prescription lenses?"

That's close enough. Thanks for pulling us back, kbbrake.
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Thanks guys, I've obviously opted against it
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Thanks guys, I've obviously opted against it
So does your story have a happy ending, Deevine1217?
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Has anyone with astigmatism ever layered on colored plano lenses over their clear prescription lenses? I've never done/heard of it until I saw a youtube video and the girl claimed that her optometrist said it was totally fine to do that.

Thoughts?
LOL ok, so its not OK to do this. I mean, you can do it if you want to, but Its not good for your eye, like someone else has already said before, the contact lens is already making you lose oxygen to your eye, so adding another lens on top of that is going to make it even less. And most colored contacts are made of Polymacon, and that only has 38% water and that is the lowest dk lens, so putting that over another lens means your pretty much not getting ANY oxygen to your eye. I know I wear Polymacon colored contacts, called Bella, and I wore them for 5 hours and already showed signs of retinal hypoxia (lack of oxygen to the eye) when I removed my lenses. Just ask any eye doctor, they will say its not a good idea.
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LOL ok, so its not OK to do this. I mean, you can do it if you want to, but Its not good for your eye, like someone else has already said before, the contact lens is already making you lose oxygen to your eye, so adding another lens on top of that is going to make it even less. And most colored contacts are made of Polymacon, and that only has 38% water and that is the lowest dk lens, so putting that over another lens means your pretty much not getting ANY oxygen to your eye. I know I wear Polymacon colored contacts, called Bella, and I wore them for 5 hours and already showed signs of retinal hypoxia (lack of oxygen to the eye) when I removed my lenses. Just ask any eye doctor, they will say its not a good idea.
Thanks for that information, Deejayt. I just have one nit-picky point.
When you say your eyes "showed signs of retinal hypoxia," don't you mean "corneal hypoxia"? The retina is on the back surface of the inside of your eye and I don't see how contact lenses can prevent oxygen from getting there. I've always heard of corneal hypoxia being an issue with contact lenses because the lens sits right on your cornea. Maybe your doctor really did mean to say "retinal hypoxia." Am I mistaken?
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Thanks for that information, Deejayt. I just have one nit-picky point.
When you say your eyes "showed signs of retinal hypoxia," don't you mean "corneal hypoxia"? The retina is on the back surface of the inside of your eye and I don't see how contact lenses can prevent oxygen from getting there. I've always heard of corneal hypoxia being an issue with contact lenses because the lens sits right on your cornea. Maybe your doctor really did mean to say "retinal hypoxia." Am I mistaken?
haha. my mistake. I was in a hurry and couldn't remember what it was called and just googled "lack of oxygen to the eye" and that was the first thing that popped up. lol Your right though, that is what was happening. lol "Corneal Hypoxia"
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haha. my mistake. I was in a hurry and couldn't remember what it was called and just googled "lack of oxygen to the eye" and that was the first thing that popped up. lol Your right though, that is what was happening. lol "Corneal Hypoxia"
Good call Chelsee. I was wondering about that too.

Don't be too embarrassed, Deejayt. You've contributed so much good information and personal experience to this site (not to mention some nice pictures) that we'll overlook a little terminology trouble. Next time you'll know, right?
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seems like it would be really uncomfortable
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seems like it would be really uncomfortable
Seems like what would be really uncomfortable? It's easier to understand your replies when you use the "quote" button. That or do like they taught us in school and answer in complete sentences.

At any rate, welcome to Lens.com, shaunatron. That name sounds like you might be one of those robots we talked about that supposedly creates the questions around here. I'm a real live person, and I think you are too. How did you come up with that cool name? I'm glad to have you on Lens 101 and I look forward to your future contributions.
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Seems like what would be really uncomfortable? It's easier to understand your replies when you use the "quote" button. That or do like they taught us in school and answer in complete sentences.

At any rate, welcome to Lens.com, shaunatron. That name sounds like you might be one of those robots we talked about that supposedly creates the questions around here. I'm a real live person, and I think you are too. How did you come up with that cool name? I'm glad to have you on Lens 101 and I look forward to your future contributions.
it seems like wearing two lenses on top of each other (layering) would be uncomfortable. then again, ive never tried it, so i could be wrong.

i am definitely not a robot, shaunatron is just an online handle ive been using for a while
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it seems like wearing two lenses on top of each other (layering) would be uncomfortable. then again, ive never tried it, so i could be wrong.

i am definitely not a robot, shaunatron is just an online handle ive been using for a while
"Shaunatron." I like it.

Wearing two lenses in the same eye, one on top of the other, is sometimes called "piggy backing" and it's not unheard of. As I understand it, generally people put colored lenses on top of clear prescription lenses. So they can see and be seen in their new eye color.
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Turns out his aunt is an optician which means he gets access to the manufacturer. I don't, especially since I live in North America and these lenses are from Argentina.

I got them and love them so far, I make a post about it with pics.
Have you posted those pictures yet, Deevine?
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haha. my mistake. I was in a hurry and couldn't remember what it was called and just googled "lack of oxygen to the eye" and that was the first thing that popped up. lol Your right though, that is what was happening. lol "Corneal Hypoxia"
That was a very delicately worded question, and I'm glad your reply contained the letters "lol."
How are your corneas these days, Deejayt?
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Thanks guys, I've obviously opted against it
You've opted against what? This has become a long thread and I got kinda lost.
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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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