wrong base curve on contacts

Discussion in 'Contact Lenses' started by JHarville, Oct 6, 2003.

  1. JHarville

    JHarville Guest

    I have recently started wearing contact lenses. Acuvue 2's. My prescription
    states a BC of 8.3 but I just noticed that the box of lenses that I received
    from the optometrist is 8.7. I have worn them for about a month now. I still
    have a couple left, should I switch immediatly to a BC 8.3 lense or would it
    be ok to use up the ones I have left and then buy the correct ones next? I
    havent noticed any discomfort from these.
     
    JHarville, Oct 6, 2003
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  2. JHarville

    LarryDoc Guest

    Did the doc write an RX for 8.3 and give you a box of 8.7? Did you buy
    lenses elsewhere? The best way to find out what direction to take is to
    pick up the telephone and ask your doctor.

    --LB

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    Dr. Larry Bickford, O.D.
    Family Practice Eye Health & Vision Care

    The Eyecare Connection
    http//www.eyecarecontacts.com
    larrydoc at m a c.c o m
     
    LarryDoc, Oct 6, 2003
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  3. JHarville

    JHarville Guest

    The doc wrote a prescription for 8.3 and his assistant gave me a box that
    was 8.7. I was on vacation so returning the boxes isnt an option, plus I
    only have 2 sets of lenses left. I'm wondering if I can just use up these
    last 2 sets.
     
    JHarville, Oct 6, 2003
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