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I pick that up at the CVS Pharmacy for topical use only.
I stick with my rigid lenses because dealing with both myopia and astigmatism means soft contacts were never even an option for me. I’ve been wearing these for 12 years now, and I always use Allstate solutions—it used to be Duracare—for both cleaning and storage. Honestly, I haven't felt the need to switch brands once because they work perfectly. I have some tablets at home, though I haven't found a reason to touch them yet. If they ever get buildup or mineral deposits, I just take them in to get professionally cleaned or polished and they're good as new. On the rare occasion my eyes feel irritated, I'll use some artificial tears, but that's really just a temporary fix.
Two million Americans are overweight in Health ·
James Newman4 says:>
[I think they used the wrong term ("overweight") and should have written "individuals with excessive weight"... 😢>

Look, the headline specifically stated there were 2 million Americans—or over 2 million, whatever—who are overweight! That’s how they phrased it on the radio, and that was the exact wording used in the newspapers. They didn't say "individuals with excessive weight."
At my university, there are maybe two or three overweight people total. In my city (let's say, Columbus), you could count the overweight people on one hand. So where on earth are these millions of people? You'd at least notice them if they were actually around (and I'm not trying to be rude here).
Maybe there were more of them three years ago when I was struggling with anorexia and people still looked at that illness like it was something weird, but you just don't see them like that today.
But that's just my opinion. ☕
Two million Americans are overweight in Health ·
I find it pretty bizarre that over half of Americans are considered overweight. Walking around Chicago, I definitely didn't get that impression. Everyone seemed lean and fit. Both men and women. Maybe my glasses are acting up again.