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Old 02-21-2017, 12:31 AM #1
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My main problem is convergence. I might soon drop the prism though.
My question is simply this, if vision is a major trigger for me, would contact lenses be unadvisable?
I keep breaking my glasses. Also with contact lenses I just need to have my sunglasses on me, instead of having to change glasses the whole time. Also because glasses just bother me.

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