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<blockquote data-quote="Hapuwa" data-source="post: 24815107" data-attributes="member: 165466"><p>Yes there are many options but the safest is daily disposable one. Wearing for first few days will be the hardest since your eyes are not used to the procedure but then it'll be as easy as putting on eye glasses. Also you'll have to take them off before sleep or you might get eye infections. Good news is once worn you'll feel like you have gotten Brand New eyes I didn't find any issues wearing them apart from a mild dizziness I had when wearing them for the first time which went away with in few minutes. afterwards you won't notice you are wearing them. Make sure to buy the right sized ones.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hapuwa, post: 24815107, member: 165466"] Yes there are many options but the safest is daily disposable one. Wearing for first few days will be the hardest since your eyes are not used to the procedure but then it'll be as easy as putting on eye glasses. Also you'll have to take them off before sleep or you might get eye infections. Good news is once worn you'll feel like you have gotten Brand New eyes I didn't find any issues wearing them apart from a mild dizziness I had when wearing them for the first time which went away with in few minutes. afterwards you won't notice you are wearing them. Make sure to buy the right sized ones. [/QUOTE]
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