Because of job changes and companies changing insurance carriers,
I've had to go to a different eye doctor every year.  And every
year, they say "that was the wrong type lens for you," and give
me a different polymer lens with the same problems.

I have a very oily, proteinous tear film, and I can't use any of
the all-in-one cleaning/soaking solutions without them feeling
pretty cruddy after one day.  I have to alternate two pairs of
lenses, use the soapy-rubby cleaner and let them soak overnight in
all-in-one-solution with protein remover drops, and then put them in
the ClearCare (formerly AOSept) peroxide solution the next day.

They are usually fine the first whole day out of the box.  After that,
If I only use rubby cleaner and all-in-one solution, or only rubber
cleaner and Clearcare overnight, they feel somewhat cruddy after one
day, and tend to slime up, fog over, and sometimes fall out of my
eyes after 4 or 5 hours.  And even using the extra solutions, they
still often fogged over and sometimes fell out while I was driving
home from work.

I would like to try 1-day disposables, because the cleaning regimen
is so much of a bother that I gave up my vanity and started wearing
glasses when I leave the house (I don't need any for reading, using
the computer, or anything in the house except watching the living
room TV), but my eye doctor doesn't think they will work well for my
oily and somewhat dry tear film.

Does anyone have any suggestions for polymer types that might be
best for me?