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Anybody got them?
Thinking about trying to get a trial from the local big brand optician but expect they will by default provide soft lenses. So wondered what criteria I might need to meet for rgp lenses
astigmatism correction with soft lenses is somewhat hit and miss I find
Posted : 06/07/2023 10:15 pm
I wore them for over 20 years.
Best advice is undoubtedly to talk to a good optician. Whether it's a good idea will depend on your prescription, I'm sure.
They take more getting used to than soft lenses, but I found them OK. More issues with mud and dust than soft lenses, but not the end of the world.
Posted : 06/07/2023 11:08 pm