Which eye care vision center is better for eye exams, pearle vision or lens crafters?
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In most states, retail optical establishments like "Pearl Vision" and "Lenscrafters" are not allowed by law to employ optometrists or ophthamologists (eye doctors). They allow the doctors to utilize space provided to them (usually at a cost) in order to draw customers. The best place to get an eye exam is to find a Licensed Optometrist or Board Certified Ophthamologist that you are comfortable with and get your exam done.  As far as glasses and contacts go, "Lenscrafters" are pricier but far better in selection.
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To Improve Peoples Eye Vision
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In general, the best money for the aperture (the amount of light the telescope takes in), is a Dobsonian-style Newtonian. They are significantly less expensive than refractors with the same light gathering power. As for brand, etc., as long as you get it at a place that sells primarily cameras/telescopes/binoculars, you should be fine. Avoid department store/Wal-Mart telescopes; they may be cheap, but that's what you get. The sources provide a lot more information.
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If you have the new silicone contact lenses (like Acuvue Oasys), some solutions will work better than others.  Aquify and Renu with MoistureLoc are both good solutions that are approved for use with these lenses.  I don't believe that OptiFree Express is.  It's really best to use the one that your eye doctor recommended.  If you don't think it's working right, call your doctor for a new recommendation.
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Yes, but there is a lens called a progressive that might work a little better for you.  Progressives give you a broader range of clear near vision, so work a little better for tasks at intermediate distances.  Next time you see your eye doctor, ask about this type of lens.  He/she will likely have one on hand to demonstrate to you.
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Both are used to magnify
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i wud get the acuview 2 weeks for cost reasons. they are cheaper on a per day basis. besdies that contacts are great, cant even tell they in ur eyes
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You're actually probably better off seeing an optometrist or ophthalmologist as they deal with vision problems every day.  He/she will determine if there's anything you can do and will teach you how to perform the tasks correctly.
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I would go with something with "opti" in the beginning. I'm not really sure what you are looking for...is it an eye drop solution, or antifungal solution or what??
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GO TO WALL-MART---I PAY ABOUT 120 $ FOR 6 MONTHS + eye exam,
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Jim McCulley and Wayne Bowmnan are wonderful - both are at UT Southwestern.  Jeffrey Whitman, M.D. is also an excellent surgeon.  And Brad Bowman from Cornea Associates of Texas is also a great option
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I recently started trying eye exercises to help improve my vision. I created a blog so that people can follow my progress\n\nhttp://improvingmyeyesight.com/blog/\n\nThe program I am using is called the Vision for Life Program. Actually, the founder of the program, Orlin Sorensen, was also interested in flying, which is what got him interested in eye exercises.
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Hi. You could start here : http://www.mellesgriot.com/products/optics/oc_3.htm\nMay not be the best for everyone.
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Optometry or opthalmology
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They are all different materials (plastic polymers)that contacts are made out of.  Etafilcon A is what Acuvue and Acuvue 2 are made of.  Phemfilcon A is FreshLook and ocufilcon D is 55.  Each material is made by different companies and does essentially the same thing.
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It depends. Choosing the best option is upto you. \n\nSoft lenses are less durable but can be stylish.\nHard lenses are durable.\n\nso upto you to choose durability or fashion\n\nRigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses, sometimes referred to as hard lenses, are made of slightly flexible plastics that allow oxygen to pass through them to the corneas of eyes. There are materials that should only be worn during the day and materials that can be worn throughout the night. RGPs give you excellent vision and have a short adaptation period. They are durable, come in light tints for handling and usually have a relatively long life.\n\nSoft contact lenses are made of soft, flexible plastic that also allows oxygen to pass through it to the corneas of the eyes. There are soft lenses that are only to be worn during the waking hours and soft lenses designed for overnight wear. Usually these lenses are immediately comfortable and have a very short adaptation period. These lenses come in light tints, or tints that change the color of your eyes, and they also can be made bifocal. There are soft lenses which can be kept for about a year, ones that you replace every 3 or 4 months, monthly replacement lenses, two week replacement lenses or daily replacement lenses.\n\nThe contact lens doctors at the Eye Clinic will explain all of the options available to you and help you come up with the appropriate lenses for your eyes, your lifestyle and budget.
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