Posts by Brandon Carter17

wh00p said:Look, if your eye doctor prescribed soft lenses, you probably really need to be wearing them, or just stick to glasses. But what rustyraven29 was saying about soft lenses having more downsides? Yeah, that's pretty much spot on. With softies, you've gotta be super careful they don't touch water, you can only clean them with specific solution, you definitely can't sleep in them... you might end up with some weird buildup that messes everything up, and so on and so forth. But honestly, it's way easier for your eyes to adjust to soft lenses than to those semi-rigid ones. Your eyes will likely get used to them after a bit and then it'll be smooth sailing...👍

Thanks!

I can't tell if it's just me, but it feels like Malwarebytes used to flag all these viruses and spyware, and then just... nothing. Like, it would find them and then totally fail to actually delete them... but now I'm seeing this new update is finally working!

hollowgull5 said:Wait, so why even bother with several... 😕

Haha, I’m totally laughing along with you!!! Honestly, I just stick with the Avast home edition. It’s awesome, it’s free, and it handles all my anti-spyware needs without breaking a sweat... I mean, why bother with anything else? If it flags a Virus, I just wipe it out and call it a day. Besides, everyone keeps telling me that NOD32 is way too "heavy" for my computer to handle. lol...

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rustyraven29 said:man, your doctor seriously dropped the ball here😬 something like that just isn't right after wearing them for a few months😲 you should definitely go back and complain... if he insists everything is fine, just find a new clinic and get a second opinion😬

Istina-nego, I just don't get it. If they're claiming that, but all my girlfriends from high school(2) say it's totally different, what kind of logic is that even????

Man, I’m blinking non-stop over here... trying my hardest to focus, but it's just not happening!!!

Robin Clark2 said:From what I gather, if your doctor prescribes them because you actually need them—like, you can't see straight without them—then they should be providing options that are covered by your insurance. If the ones you want cost more than the basic coverage, you'd just pay the difference...
I've heard about people trying to pull weird stunts with those kinds of things, actually dealt with some similar nonsense with my own glasses a few years back.

I guess I'll find out at my checkup in three months, so... yeah... whatever happens, happens...

Robin Clark2 said:I mean, what can you do? Then people complain they’re terrible and impossible to wear and start hunting for something else, but if you're stuck with those... $250they just float there

But what am I supposed to look for, man? I already dropped my cash on $250these, damn it. Honestly, I wish I could've just grabbed some softer ones and called it a day—but how am I supposed to go looking for anything else when I already paid full price for these hard ones? Ugh...😠

Robin Clark2 said:Well, you clearly need some strong
You're better off just wearing glasses 😎

I mean, what else can I do?
If I don't throw $250 them in the air, are they just gonna float there by themselves???

I’m wearing these freaking stupid damn contact lenses!!!—that’s what they claim, all through the first semester—and I seriously can't wear them, man, they're so uncomfortable... I’m blinking constantly, they feel way too STIFF... so does anyone actually have experience with this? Like, am I even doing this right? Is there a specific way you're supposed to wear them? Or whatever...😠 😠—because this is driving me absolutely insane!!!—people keep telling me, "just look normally, stop blinking," but damn it, they're actually chafing my eyes... and this jerk of a doctor didn't even give me the soft ones... total idiot...