How do you know what your vision is from the pwr label on contact lense boxes?
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Your vision doesn't always correspond exactly to the power of your contacts.  And it doesn't really matter because the contacts correct you to 20/20 or better.  The only time it matters is when you can't be corrected to 20/20 with glasses or contacts.  I'm also a -4.25 and I know that without my contacts I can just make out the big E at the top of the eye chart (that's 20/400).
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read the inside of the box it should show u pix of how and have directions
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lol. i say take a picture of the package post hammering, and send it to the company, telling them what you think about their user friendly packaging.
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Go to the Manufacturerr's Website, should be listed on package or bottle.  If not, Google the Mfr Name.\n\nOn their website, do search on MSDS <item name>\n\nMay be PDF, sometimes they will mail it, especially if you tell them you are a good customer.
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I know it may sound funny... but... try searching in construction store sites. i.e. Home Depot, Lowes, etc.  \nI've purchased glasses such as those for chemistry at Home Depot before.\nI'not sure if they are rated for Chemical use but i'm sure the packaging would tell you.\n\nI found some when I did a search for "safety goggles".  \n\nHope this helps
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Look on all the warning tags on the back labels on all the stuff you are working with. It will either have all the info you need, or a website of the company or a phone number to call, you should be able to find it their. Go ahead. Start by reading anything on the item that says Warning or Caution.
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http://www.medformation.com/ac/crsaha.nsf/file/crs-aha-art.eyedrop
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Wash your hands and go to a well lighted mirror.\nHold your eye open and look up, down, and side to side.  Most contact lenses have a slight tint, so it should show up against the white of your eye.  Be patient, it's there.
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One of the problems with contact lenses is that they can interfere with the oxygen the eye's lens receives from the air (no blood vessels in the lens).  Rabbits have been used for many years to test the effects of new products for irritation in case they get into the human eye.  Humans would have to provide knowledgeale consent to allow chemical eye test (or to check new contact lenses).  Rabbits perform the task without consent, right?
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Call the eye doctor who prescribed them and tell him you're having problems. He might want to see you with the lenses on.  Then he can give you a new prescription for a different brand if that's what you need.\nI don't get my contacts from Walmart so I don't know that part, sorry.
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A better safety feature would be to view the chromatogram from behind a sheet of glass.  Glass is opaque to almost all frequencies of UV.
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Take a professional to look at it
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Defective Product Injury\nRepresenting the injured, the wronged and their families\nReNu and Fusarium Keratitis\nContact Lens Solution ReNu® with MoistureLoc® Linked to Severe Eye Infections\n\nBausch & Lomb, an eye health care company, has asked retailers across the nation to remove its contact lens solution ReNu® with MoistureLoc® from store shelves after receiving reports of fungal eye infections, known as Fusarium keratitis, in consumers using the product. The company recommends that people using ReNu with MoistureLoc try a different contact lens solution while the source of the infections is investigated (1).\n\nUpdate: On May 15, 2006, Bausch & Lomb, supported by the FDA, initiated a worldwide recall of all ReNu with MoistureLoc products.The company proposed that unique characteristics of the product can increase the risk of Fusarium infection (2).\n\nLawsuits are being filed across the country against the manufacturer. One case filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, New York, alleges that Bausch & Lomb officials were aware as far back as February of 2006 that ReNu with MoistureLoc could cause eye infections; reports of infections in Singapore and Hong Kong resulted in a suspension of the product being shipped there two months before Bausch & Lomb’s official April announcement (3) of fungal eye infections possibly resulting from use of ReNu with MoistureLoc.\n\nOf the Fusarium keratitis cases officially investigated, more than 86% of them occurred in patients using one of Bausch & Lomb’s ReNu products (3). The investigation resulted after a New Jersey ophthalmologist contacted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inform them he had recently treated three patients suffering from Fusarium keratitis, a previously rare disease. Further investigation revealed that doctors across the country have also seen a rise of Fusarium keratitis cases (3).\n\nTo date, there have been 176 cases of Fusarium keratitis believed to be associated with the contact lens solution. These cases have been found in 28 states, and at least 8 patients have required corneal transplants resulting from the infection (4).\n\nWhat is Fusarium Keratitis?\nFusarium keratitis, also known as fungal keratitis, is a serious and painful disease affecting the cornea of the eye and results in:\n\nBlurred vision\nSwelling\nPain in and around the eye\nRedness and tenderness that does not improve when the lens is removed\nIncreased sensitivity to light\nExcessive tearing or discharge\nPermanent blindness if the condition is left untreated\nThe cornea is the clear layering protecting the eye from dust, germs, and debris. It also acts as the outermost lens of the eye and focuses the entry of light into the retina. The cornea is responsible for 65-75% of the eye’s focusing power. Fungal keratitis may appear as a feathery grayish-white lesion and is often difficult to distinguish from other eye infections. If you experience any of the above symptoms, contact your doctor immediately.\n\nFree Consultation\nFungal keratitis is a serious condition that can result in blindness if left untreated. If you have used ReNu with MoistureLoc contact solution and suffered fungal keratitis, contact a lawyer at our firm today for a free and confidential evaluation of your case.\n\nThis law firm is not associated with, sponsored by, or affiliated with Bausch & Lomb, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the New York Times, or USA Today.\n\nSources:
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tell me from which source u want to find tht..\n\nu do that from mails which u recived...\n\ncopy the full header the check with this tool\n\n"visualwear"
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It's usually indicated on the packaging or the product blurb. Othen the name of the device will have something like 'lp' in it.
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How long have you been wearing your current lenses?  Have you been disinfecting them properly (as your doctor instructed you)?  Are you using a different brand of contact lens solution?  Sometimes you can develop a sensitivity to a solution after you've used it for an extended period of time.  Consult an eye doctor (optometrist or ophthalmologist) you trust for more specific answers to your questions.
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You might want to look into something called "shooter's glasses".  Mention these to your eye doctor and they will know what you're talking about.  Some very skilled players such as Karen Corr and snooker player Dennis Taylor use these types of lenses.  I don't know if contact lenses are an option, but that will provide you complete peripheral clarity.  As human beings, we don't have a lot of experience looking in the uppermost region of our range of vision.  People tend to look downward or straight across, mostly to make sure we are stepping safely.  Happy Shooting.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.