good quality contact lens[for indian residents]?
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If you have decided to buy from India, any good ophthalmologist in Bangalore should be able to check your eyes & give you a number for lenses. You could ask for Bausch and Lomb soft contact lenses. They usually suit most people but you might wanna ask your doc which ones are best for you. They usually order for you and give you one for trial for a week or so. \nHowever, I would really recommend that you get your check ups done and buy your lenses where you are gonna live because you may need to go back and forth to your doc in case the lenses are not fitting properly. \nAlso FYI, avoid using Bausch and Lomb's cleaning solutions for a while as there was recent news about some possible contamination that caused blindness in some people in USA. \nAs far as difficulties in wearing contact lenses, it depends how good your lenses are. You really need to be hygienic with those--nothing to sweat about, just follow the directions from your doc. You may consider buying sunglasses for times when you wearing lenses in windy situations.
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I live in Alaska but do not use contacts as my eyes are to dry.  You should not have any problems with your contacts, but I would still see what the manufacture says and what your Op. has to offer on the subject.  Good Luck with your new job, dress warmly and buy good expensive socks or ware a light nylon sock with a heavy pile sock oven the lighter nylon...  Good Luck..
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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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LAsik Surgery is very cheap in India.There is one company that is very famous in India that arranges lasik surgery for foreigners in India.They are called the Forerunners Healthcare.I read a lot about them in the Newspapers and about their patient stories.I have also read that they arrange financing for american and canadian patients as lasik surgery is not covered by insurance.They also have photos pasted of their International patients.You can checkout their website.The cost savings are incredible.As a doctor i personally believe that your laser surgery can be easily handled in India as the quality of healthcare available here is simply best in the world.The surgeons are USA/UK trained and facilities are 5 star.
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My 15 year old daughter uses 02 optix, they are better for your eyes than ordinary contacts because they are breathable. She sometimes forgets to take them out at night because they are so comfortable she forgets she's wearing them. These may just be what you're looking for.I don't know where you live but if you're in England, specsavers will give you a free trial. If you're happy with them, you get three new pairs every three months at a cost of £13 per month. http://makeashorterlink.com/?X1661201D
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Contact lenses are great for a short term solution. I've worn glasses for half of my life. I went from glasses to contacts, but now, I'm back to glasses. The contacts just irriate my eyes now. For a permanent solution, I say go with the laser. Its costly, but well worth it in the end.
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I have been wearing soft contact lenses since 1979, when they cost $350 a pair (and that was in 1979).  Now, soft lenses cost about $20 for a box of 6, or $40 for 6 pair.  If you have astigmatism, you will pay about $90 for 6 pair.  \n\nThe game is that you're supposed to throw the lenses away after anywhere from a couple days to a month.  However, I routinely keep my (so-called) disposable lenses for 6 months or longer per pair by keeping them clean and disinfected, using a daily cleanser, soaking solution, and a weekly (about every 2 weeks in reality) enzyme soak.  \n\nVirtually all lenses cost the same.  It is your eye doc who will decide what brand you are prescribed.  Typically your optometrist works with a limited selection of brands, and will choose the best among those.  You will probably be given a free pair to wear on a trial basis, to make sure they are comfortable and fit properly.  Overall, lenses are very similar these days.  \n\nIf you wear your lenses every day, you should expect to pay about $15/month for supplies to keep them clean.  Note that this is cheaper than replacing lenses frequently, but it's not free.  And you will still have expenses for solutions and such even if you do replace your lenses frequently.  If you are new to contact lenses, you should expect to lose or ruin a pair or two in your first year--this is where you benefit from inexpensive disposable lenses.  \n\nI don't know where you live, but in the U.S., Consumer Reports recently said that the best price and service available for purchasers of eyeglasses and contact lenses is at either Costco or Sam's Club.  These stores' eye centers are open to the public, even if you don't have a membership (it's Federal law that their pharmacies, optometrists and other health-related facilities be open to the public without restriction).  I have used them for years, and I get excellent service and the best prices--in Dallas, for instance, it's about $100 for a contact lens + eyeglass exam, and another $90 for my toric lenses.  Wal-mart is another good choice.
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Try AMO Complete solution. You should check with your eye dr. before resuming contact lens wear though.
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you can buy colored contacts with no correctiveness, but they're expensive. most any place that sells contacts has them
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Probly America's Best contacts and eyeglassses.  That sounds like the deal they're offering.
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You need to see a eye surgeon in some big city. If other parts are still in tact then you can get full eye transplant.\n\nThe above will actually restore your eye sight. \n\nYou should be definitely able to get cosmetic eyes to match, your good eye relatively cheap but still you will need to see a doctor to carefully replace your non use full eye with a glass eye or a ceramic one.\n\nIf you are in India try Bombay, New Delhi (other big cities near you).\n\nCheck every thing out, do not Rush, to get the eye remove for cosmetic reason alone, advances are made day to day. \n\nIn the mean time you may be able to get non working contact cover, to match your good eyes.\n\nAgain see a good eye specialist.
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GO TO WALL-MART---I PAY ABOUT 120 $ FOR 6 MONTHS + eye exam,
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You might find some info on http://www.indianidol.sifymax.in
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depends on which you buy. if you buy daily contact lens  then change daily before sleep. NEVER wear contact lens to sleep regardless of the type of contact lens. if buy monthly contact lens then wear daily  till 1 month is up then discard. always have the contact lens lotion also. it is very important for those montlhy contact lens. wash with the contact len's  lotion for contact lens.
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I'd suggest getting the right prescription for your eyes regardless of cost..  If you don't, you won't be able to see clearly, and will also lead to headaches...\n\nTake it from someone who has bad astigmatism. ;)
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The Truth:\n\nThe 2-Week contact lenses are EXACTLY the same as Daily Wear, which are EXACTLY the same as the ones you wear for a year.\n\nThe difference is only in the price and marketing.  I had a single pair, which I took out and soaked every night, and I wore them for a year, which is exactly what my opthalmologist said to do. One pair for one year, and everything was fine... They could have lasted longer, but the eyes change too much in a year.\n\nI now wear the "2-Week" contacts... which I thought meant you could wear them for 2 weeks non-stop....WRONG!   Well, wrong, according to my optometerist.  She says 2-Week contacts must still be taken out and soaked every night.  (I thought 'what's the point, I had to do that with my 1-Year contacts also)  She also says that you can actually get 4-6 weeks out of them...\n\nBut... I wear them for 1 or 2 weeks continuously, then let them soak for a week or 2, while I wear another pair, which I then take out and replace with the previous pair, back and forth.  I have had absolutely no problems using this method.  If I ever have any prolonged irritation or discomfort, I toss the offending pair out and use a fresh pair.  Just make sure you keep your cases clean and your solution fresh.\n\nI'm sure contact lens makers and optometrists would just have a fit and tell you how horrible the above method is, but they make lots of $$$$ selling you at a great price those tiny gels that cost them pennies to make.
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DEAR SIR\n            In india arvind eye hospital is in very good  running in eye care management.Here by u can see this website "http://www.aravind.org/  & try to know wether ur needed treatment is available or not.