[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Now_Rudi

I've been gone for a couple of weeks now. I pop in, see there is a new contact thread and not a single mention of hookers with 3 boobs and 4 arms.

I'm sorely disappointed in you gents.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

since we didn't imitate, ummmm . . . .

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

since we didn't imitate, ummmm . . . .

That cuts deep Unc.....

deep.....

[Humdizzle]

lol I leave mine in for weeks at a time and sleep with them. I forget I have them in sometimes.

but yeah optifree solution is what I use when I do take them out.

[lsturbointeg]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

lol I leave mine in for weeks at a time and sleep with them. I forget I have them in sometimes.

not good as I just talked to my buddy last Weekend who eff'd up his eyes for doing the same exact thing!

[Humdizzle]

Originally Posted by lsturbointeg

not good as I just talked to my buddy last Weekend who eff'd up his eyes for doing the same exact thing!

what happened?

im a doctor and I have this discussion with my optometrist every couple years. I mean obviously if your eye starts to feel irritated or you work in dusty/dirty conditions its a good idea to take your contacts out more often.

[gqgambler]

Originally Posted by saeyedoc

All of you who are sleeping in your contacts are ticking time bombs. There is around a 15x increase in the risk of a corneal ulcer, even with contacts designed for overnight wear. For those who've already had problems, cutting back your overnight wear schedule isn't the answer, just stop doing it! It's like getting a terrible rash from wearing the same underwear for a week, so you cut back to wearing them for "only" 2-3 days, disgusting.
At least if you get a red eye, take them out right away and if your eye doesn't clear up in a day, seek professional help. A neglected corneal ulcer can eat through your eye in a few days if it's a virulent bug.
To answer the OPs question, as long as what you're using disinfects the lenses, the rest is a matter of personal preference.

If I could appreciate this post more. So right.

[gqgambler]

Originally Posted by Megabrode

Related story I have no reason to doubt: A friend of mine is a production process consultant. At Bauch & Lomb, he examined two side-by-side production lines, one for monthly lenses, one for daily lenses. My friend to the supervising engineer: "These lines seem to be producing exactly the same lens." Supervising engineer: "Shhhh."

Like I said, "has to do with FDA approval" and some are quite close in production. Seems like they are producing and actually producing are not the same; for anyone who wears the same brand you can tell the difference between lens when they've been in your eye, dailies and monthlies don't always feel the same across brands.

[FuriouslyFast]

Originally Posted by Humdizzle

lol I leave mine in for weeks at a time and sleep with them. I forget I have them in sometimes.

but yeah optifree solution is what I use when I do take them out.

Stop it. Seriously. I did that years ago & messed up my shit. Thankfully, doc gave me some drops & all was well in a few days. I take mine out every night.