What are some easy ways to put in a contact lense?
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When I first got my contacts I had trouble putting them in. Then I tried this: put the lens on the tip of your finger, before you put the lens on your eye look up (with your eyes only), pull down the bottom lid of your eye and put the lens on your eye (it will be on the white part). Then while you are still holding the lens on your eye look right into it. Then remove your finger. I do this every morning and it works great!
529348
I have to hold my eye open with one hand while putting them in.  Some people put them in under the colored part of your eye by looking up and then blink to move it, but I put it directly on the colored part.  Try to look through the contact and not focus on it.  Either way, keep trying.  It takes practice.
977108
You need contact lense eyedrops. Be very careful if you eyes are getting excessively dry - I wore contacts for 10 years and my eyes progressively got dryer until my eyes rejected contacts altogether and I had to stop wearing them at all. The optometrist says the membrane on my eyes are rough from being too dry which I why I can't wear them now. Also don't use eyedrops that are to 'brighten' your eyes, these contain alcohol which make your eyes even dryer and contributed to my problem.\n\nDon't wear your contacts more than 10 hours a day and always have one day a week where you don't wear them at all.
69683
Best thing to use is an old white cotton t-shirt and some kind of regular glass cleaner. (Windex is fine.)\n\nYou can buy the expenive eye-glass cleaners, but they aren't so good...  Well... if you buy the anti-fogging kind for cold weather, that' a good use for it.\n\nHeck, a shirt tail and a little spit will work, but beware of harsh fabric or it could scratch your glasses.\n\nTake care.
325684
look up as you pull them to the bottom of your eye... pull your bottom eyelid down with one hand and the with the finger tips of the other hand pull the bottom of the contact to the bottom eyelid and then pinch them and theyll come right out\n\nand to put them in look up and pull your eyelid (the top eyelid) up and then put the ontact on your fingertop and just pop it in ... dont be scared\n\nyoull get used to it\n\n\nwhen i first got contacts it took me 20 minutes\n\nand id be like YES i did it in 20 minutes im awesome\n\nnow i can do it in like 5 seconds\n\nit just takes time and practice\n\nyoull get used to it dont worry
527036
try sunglasses! thats the beauty of contacts you can wear really cool shades just like everybody else!
1001012
Some liquid to contact  on your lens. It's saline. Go for laser correction.
1077423
well the doctor is probably going to make a regular check up on your eyes to make sure they are ok and everything, and then he/she determines the size of your contact depending on the size of your iris...so then you try on a pair and he checks to see if they are the correct fit (my doctor uses this machine thing that gets really close to your eye, im not sure what it does exactly) and then the doctor or something else teaches you how to take care of the contacts and put them into your eye...
635627
How about a polarized lens
376678
try the Bates method and pinhole glasses
790312
1. THROW AWAY YOUR CONTACT LENSES.\n2. SEE YOUR OPTHALMOLOGIST NOW and follow his instructions carefully.\n3.  drink more water. not juice, not coffee, or any kind of coloured or flavoured liquid, WATER. the ideal amount is 16 glasses per day and to spread out water intake.\n4. take vitamin A and high dosage Vitamin C. I recommend Nutrilite Multi Carotene and Nutrilite Acerola C.
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wet the goggles and then spit on the inside of the lens...rub it in and put the goggles on.....same as for a diving mask.
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Sory....only contact lens
274376
Import it in to your contacts. File>Import and Export>Import from another program or file.
422582
Get one of those eyeglass repair kits.  They have little pads that you can stick on that create traction so your glasses don't slip.
1103092
Try BAUSCH & LOMB-SofLens 38.I've been using it for years and there's no side effects whatsoever.It's very light that you don't even feel it when you put it on. You can get a disposable or permanent type.It is easier to use a disposable type.Always remember if you feel any slight discomfort after putting them on try to take them out and wash with the right solution.Never wash  your lenses with water.Good Luck!
708511
I prefer contact lenses because they reduce glare.  Glasses tend to get heavy after a while.  Although, glasses are fun to put on top of your head to hold the hair back out of your face.