Best online for contact lenses?
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Best online for contact lenses?
Looking for reliable and cheapest online retailer for contact lenses where I can just punch in my prescription...
Also, what is good contact lens that is so good it doesn't feel like you are wearing them at all? (Brand and model)
Thanks.
Also, what is good contact lens that is so good it doesn't feel like you are wearing them at all? (Brand and model)
Thanks.
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Re: Best online for contact lenses?
Also, what is good contact lens that is so good it doesn't feel like you are wearing them at all? (Brand and model)
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Re: Best online for contact lenses?
A pricematch is simply calling a store and telling them you've found a lower price and would like for them to match it.
It really depends on your own eyes. This is where it helps to go get a prescription from a local optometrist, then ask for samples. My optometrist was always willing to give me one pair of any brand I wanted just to see if they worked for me. I use Acuvue Oasys. Used to use Frequency 55 and found them to be too thick.
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Re: Best online for contact lenses?
coastal contacts
It really depends on your own eyes. This is where it helps to go get a prescription from a local optometrist, then ask for samples. My optometrist was always willing to give me one pair of any brand I wanted just to see if they worked for me. I use Acuvue Oasys. Used to use Frequency 55 and found them to be too thick.
It really depends on your own eyes. This is where it helps to go get a prescription from a local optometrist, then ask for samples. My optometrist was always willing to give me one pair of any brand I wanted just to see if they worked for me. I use Acuvue Oasys. Used to use Frequency 55 and found them to be too thick.
coastal contacts is based in Blaine, WA USA.