[kater]

well first is there a right way the contact goes in your eye?(like if it gets put in on one side it you would know it )?


and what way would you say is the easist way to put them in?

[RubberChipmunk]

To answer your first question, yes, there is a specific way they go in. I can't describe it at all, but if you put them in and blink a few times and feel them sliding around and experience some discomfort, they are probably inside out. Take it out, invert it, clean it, and stick it in again.

The easiest way I know of to get them in at first is to look into a mirror at close range. Focus on your eye, not the contact itself.

[zapp196]

If you put the wrong side of the contact in your eye, you will know. Your eyes will burn and water like no other.

With the correct side into your eye it should touch and then suck into place without much force.

[kater]

okay thanks yall i think one was in wroge for a few sec.....but i took it out and fixed it

[hapa_angel]

Best way to get 'em in? Get used to sticking your fingers in your eyes.

*shudder*


I used to wear gas-permeable lenses, when I started high school. That didn't work so well. I never got used to wearing 'em and I went back to glasses. That was 9 years ago, give or take.

Definitely get used to sticking foreign things in your eyes...

[kater]

well today i got them in really fast