Do you wear glasses of contact?
372963
I wear Contacts. It will be better so you will be able to see all your blind spots clearly without your glasses getting in the way.
113433
Yes, I am wearing earrings and glasses.  How thoughtful of you to be so observant.
686264
I wore contacts for about two years, and I had horrible habits with them; I had the "Night and Day" kind, but I would keep them in for up to two weeks at a time. I used the "No rub" solution, but barely cleaned them, and didn't put fresh solution in the case.  I ended up getting multiple ulcerated corneas in each eye, and can no longer wear contacts for more than one day out of every two weeks at the most.  I also have at least three scars in each eye, not to mention the extreme pain and light sensitivity I experienced when the infection was still there.  However, I'm lucky to still have my vision and the ability to wear contacts, no matter how infrequently.  Basically, keeping your contact lenses absolutely pristine is extremely important.
623033
It really depends on the brand of contacts.  Some contacts are made of a material that lets enough oxygen through so that you can sleep in them.  Other brands let very little oxygen through, so you shouldn't sleep in them.  You should definitely ask your eye doctor if it's OK for you to sleep in your particular brand.  (Lack of oxygen can lead to lots of complications, including vision-threatening infections.)
337033
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).
1024086
When you have full eye contact with that person.
733991
I guess so, but I don't really pay attention to that....people used to say things like that to me when I wore glasses so I wouldn't feel so weird, but who wants to look smart, really? I just want to be me, and wearing glasses wasn't me. I prefer my contacts so I can see everything clearly!\n\nI don't like wearing a watch simply because it gets in my way when I'm writing and typing ~ there are times when I should really rethink that!
1094429
if you take care of your contacts, there shouldn't be any discomfort or side effects.  Every contact brand I have tried was ok.  I use the monthly ones, but i normally just wear them until they aren't comfortable any more.  They shouldn't fall out at all if you have the right RX for your eyes.
52253
Yes. I'm a square with a big smile. Except I wear glasses.
784725
you should probably have glasses for when your contacts are not available, or when you go to sleep.  So in that instance, I would have regular glasses for that.
440492
Well right now I have no contacts, I used to and I also have hazel eyes, I used to have contacts when i was younger, when I was around 15 til up to 18 something like that, I would never use em always cause they kinda bothered me but they were green by the way when i wore them EVERYONE thought they were mines and they couldnt believe they were contacts....so go with green and its fun to change a bit as long as they look realistic pls !
959370
wear glasses/.........
30713
Wearing contacts are a difficult adjustment for your eyes.  They must get used to a foreign body residing there.  Your doctor or optician likely recommended wearing them for short periods initially, working your way up to wearing them all day.  Have you been doing that?  If not, it could easily tire and irritate your eyes.  Giving your eyes some rest from the contacts may be enough to solve the problem.  Also, an over-the-counter eye care product may help as well.\n\nIf you are following their instructions and continue to have problems, you should probably return and have your eyes checked to make sure there are no other problems.
884982
No, you have a different eye exam for contacts, so the same script wouldn't work  -  it's a different type.
37056
Sory....only contact lens
897509
I have worn contacts, and found them to be most comfortable.  You cannot tell they are in there and with a little practice can get the hang of easily putting them in.  I used to feel the same way, thinking I would never be able to touch my eye.  Also just to let you know, my Grandmother started wearing contacts around 65 and to my knowledge never had aproblem.  She is now 71.  I think you will do fine.
185924
if you have glasses already, then yes.  you should go get an eye exam, and get new glasses.