What are the best brand contact lenses for astigmatism?
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I have astigmatism and I use Acuvue 2. No problems at all! I even sleep with them sometimes.
37056
Sory....only contact lens
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I've used Renu and Opti-free.  My eye doctor says it's a good idea to pick a brand and stick with it.  Switching around (like I'd originally done based on what was cheapest) can irritate your eyes.\n\nAlso, using eye drops without preservatives can be helpful, too.  GenTeal is one brand I really like.  Not sure if Refresh preservative-free, but they helped me when I wore contacts.  \n\nIt might be dry eyes in general.  So, you can get two kinds of drops...one for use with contacts lenses while they're in your eyes, and one for use without contacts for just before you put them in, or just after you take them out.
486712
You can buy them here:\nhttp://www.9mmsfx.com/lenses.html
829599
Try changing the solution you use.  Try changing your contacts if you have the disposable ones.  If nothing else then go to your optomologist and see if your eyes have changed.
1020381
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. ;)
383642
Myopic astigmatism can be corrected with eyeglasses, contact lenses or Refractive surgery.
1152096
The website which i found the best was www.globaleyeglasses.com. They are value for money
139945
Screen savers help but i WOULD RECOMMEND antireflective coated lenses. Also get up and get away from the monster for breaks.  Better light  works the best.
97293
Search under brands like:\n\nMongoose\nHornet\nor.........
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only by LASIK or contacts
487455
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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Have you switched contact solutions lately?  If not, you still might be sensitive to the brand you are using.  Itchy eyes can often be fixed by simply changing the brand of solution you are using.\n\nHowever, I would go see your eye doctor first before trying to wear them again.  He can make sure you don't have a mild infection going on.  If he finds nothing wrong, try switching your solution.
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Why go for the cheapest? You only get one pair of eyes. Lasik is a real surgery not a manicure or a haircut. Ask friends or family for good surgeons. Look for someone that has done 1000's of surgeries. Look for someone that specializes in refractive surgery. Look for someone who has great results...but don't go for the cheapest available. Do you want "Walmart" eyes or "Nordstrom" eyes?
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depends on your age for instance apart from the feasibilty of the eye and co-existing conditions like astigmatism, if youre over 21 then you might consider LASIK suregery to get rid of specs totally, however! be warned that after few years (4-5) a slight error in refraction may develop again. Youre better off consulting your eye care physician.
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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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I was gonna tell you to use eye drops but you do that. Next talk to you optometrist let him know the problem. Make sure they are prescribing a high water based contact. Are maybe just different material. I use the O2 Optix...great lense. I have eye allergies and dry eye syndrome. Alot of ppl like the new Acuvue with hydraclear too. You may also have a problem with you tear ducts and they need plugged. They maybe draining to much.