Dealing with bladder prolapse
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My mom went through a similar surgery right around that age. She bounced back pretty quickly at first, but then, about five or six years down the road, the whole issue just resurfaced. 😢
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Dream Lentils
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The manufacturer is Focus. (I’ll admit, leaving the brand name out felt a bit unprofessional)
Like I said, I've been listening to what the veterans have to say—people who have been in this industry for decades. They finished their degrees thirty years ago, and for them, medical advancements and material science basically hit a standstill back then. This particular forum member probably works in the field, but the companies he represents aren't playing by those old rules. So, anyone jumping on board with new tech is basically acting like a kamikaze pilot.
The box says "30 days".
I use them way past that at my own risk, and I'm fully aware of that.
Like I said, I've been listening to what the veterans have to say—people who have been in this industry for decades. They finished their degrees thirty years ago, and for them, medical advancements and material science basically hit a standstill back then. This particular forum member probably works in the field, but the companies he represents aren't playing by those old rules. So, anyone jumping on board with new tech is basically acting like a kamikaze pilot.
The box says "30 days".
I use them way past that at my own risk, and I'm fully aware of that.
Dream Lentils
in Health ·
Day & Night, I can't quite recall the brand name off the top of my head. They have a 30-day replacement cycle. Personally, I wear them for three or four months at a time without any issues whatsoever. And yeah—they stay in constantly. No taking them out.
I’ve been using these for four years now, and honestly, I haven't had a single complaint.
My eye doctors keep making these dramatic claims, acting like I’m headed for total blindness... man, the nonsense I’ve heard over the years is endless. There was only one piece of advice that actually made sense:
"If your eye isn't reacting poorly—if they feel comfortable and don't bother you—then don't sweat it."
To make a long story short, I spend three or four months at a time completely oblivious to the fact that I'm nearsighted. I don't even think about the fact that I wear contacts.
I’ve been using these for four years now, and honestly, I haven't had a single complaint.
My eye doctors keep making these dramatic claims, acting like I’m headed for total blindness... man, the nonsense I’ve heard over the years is endless. There was only one piece of advice that actually made sense:
"If your eye isn't reacting poorly—if they feel comfortable and don't bother you—then don't sweat it."
To make a long story short, I spend three or four months at a time completely oblivious to the fact that I'm nearsighted. I don't even think about the fact that I wear contacts.