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Monovision contact lenses lets you use one contact lens in one eye for distance viewing, and the other eye has a contact lens in it for viewing close up. I read where a guy uses a wet finger to insert one contact lens and a dry finger for the other. (I don't remember which lens was on which finger.) Is this something that a lot of people are doing?
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