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Old 10-22-2013, 09:17 AM #1
Nutkin Nutkin is offline
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Crazy Contact lenses
Yesterday I had contact lenses fitted. I'm not sure whether this was a good idea or not. I must say it's not say getting them in or out with my right hand, as it is very coarse sometimes.

I always used to wear contacts until my eyes were done with laser treatment. After my accident I fount I had bad sight for distance and short sight. I needed glasses. I thought contacts would be great.

I have felt quite giddy since the fitting. Please tell me is you have had any fitted and what it was like. Thanks
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