What goggles are the best?
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there seems to be plenty of GREAT goggles out on the market. check out the link below to view all goggles that are best for you. the number one goggle is Dragon.
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The best way to keep your goggles fog-free is to keep your lenses clean. Start with clean lenses by washing them out with dish washing detergent or shampoo. This will remove the body oils in your lenses. After your swim rinse the inside of your lenses out (not with your fingers, unless you're using shampoo), then dry them off with a soft, clean towel. This should help to reduce fogging. The anti fog solution in stores work to an extent but I'd rather just keep my lenses clean than to spend 5 bucks.
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You can do everything that you did before, but you must be extra careful to protect your eyes from injury during the first few months.  Safety glasses designed for sports might be a good idea.  Also, after I had lasik, I was much more sensitive to sunlight than I had been before.  So it would be a good idea to invest in a good pair of polarizing sunglasses.
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The best ones are full bodysuits FastSkin it is easy to move in, and it is great water riestence, I use all the time when swimming competively.
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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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Do a goggle search because anymore you can find anything online..Lady
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sorry.... try goggle search engine
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One brand works really good.  CLEAR EYES!  Takes the red out and makes the dialated pupil less noticable while I'm xed out.
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Most goggles are made of plastic. The straps and eye cup gaskets are made up of rubber, latex, and/or silicone.
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People who wear glasses are the best-looking people on earth. I should know. I wear them.
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I am a contact-wearer and avid swimmer (9 years of swim team)\nI do wear my contacts in the pool.  I try not to open my eyes as much because the chlorine does dry them out. Usually I wear goggles when I am swimming laps.  The water doesn't get in my eyes.  If you're going to a water park you're probably going to be in wave pools and slides and such. I'd say you're going to be safe wearing your contacts. Bring a spare pair, as well as your glasses just in case.  You'll also probably want some re-wetting drops since the chlorine dries out your contacts.  \nBasically\n*Don't open your eyes underwater a lot\n*Don't rub your eyes (increases chance of knocking one out)\n*Have spares and glasses just in case.\nMainly, don't worry about it and have fun.  If one falls out don't try and put it back in though.. it'll be ruined.\n\nGreg
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Toothpaste.  Smear it on the goggles then rinse off with cold water.  Also helps with eyeglasses that fog. How I know that I will never know!?! =)
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http://www.linkstohouston.com/html/Houston_Health_L2K_Medical/Optical_Vision_Eyewear/\n\nLists local docs.
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There are a couple of ways:\n\nThe non-technological way to do it is to spit a little into the inside of the goggles, spread it around with your finger and then rinse it with the water.\n\nThe technical way is to get some lens-defogger liquid which you should be able to buy from a good sports store for a few dollars.  I'v found barracuda defogger to be pretty good: http://www.trivillage.com/bargog0320.html
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swim in shades or full covered swim suite
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http://www.goggle.com
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125 for male jammers.  In my opinion, too much.  The aquablade by speedo is a great suit for about half the price.  Fast Skins and FSII are overrated, unless you are sponsored.