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you really need to see an optometrist to get the right size and diameter and curve for your eyes, and learn to fit them - and you can usually try colors as well or get a free sample
then once you know what you want can just order online for repeats |
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Of course you should see an optometrist. That much is obvious. I was asking about the more subtle preparations, such as what questions you should ask your optometrist, and how do you prepare yourself for wearing contacts. That sort of thing.
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