jorgito wrote:
>
> My house is really clean :P It's usually warm and I have an small
> parrot, but it's in the garden xDD Being serious, I don't have big
> problems wearing my lenses here, but I find them more comfortable out
> there...
Is it possible that you don't move your eyes as much when you're at home as
when you're in the outside world? My lenses feel better when I keep my eyes
moving than when I stare at a book or computer screen for more hours per day
than I'm willing to admit in public.
Another possibility: heavy air conditioning leading to dryer air leading to
dryer lenses?
> Wooly wrote:
> > How clean is your home? Do you have pets? Do you keep your home
> > environment especially warm/cold/dry/damp? Do you have allergies to
> > molds or dustmites?
> >
> > On 18 Jun 2005 18:49:19 -0700, "jorgito" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> > spewed forth :
> >
> > >Should my contact lenses (Biomedics 55) feel less comfortable while I'm
> > >at home? They are still OK, and I can wear them for 5 or 6 hours... but
> > >they feel better if I'm out.
> > >
> > >Anyone experiencing the same?
> > >
> > >Thanks!
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Cheers,
Bev
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