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Medical Forum / General / Vision / June 2006

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O2Optix vs Acuvue Oasys02 Jun 2006 00:18 GMT36
Has anyone tested both the O2Optix and Acuvue Oasys and can tell the
difference in comfort?
I am on my second day of wearing the new O2Optix after I have been
wearing mostly high water content (73%) soft lenses for nearly 20
Dr. Stirling Colgate endorces the concept of plus-prevention01 Jun 2006 21:55 GMT22
Dr. Stirling Colgate's support for Steve Leung OD
November 12, 2004
My support for Steve Leung OD and Alfred Bossino
To the Parents,
Plus-prevention as the Second-Opinion01 Jun 2006 21:45 GMT8
    THE TRUTH ABOUT SEEING:  GUARDING YOUR CHILD'S VISION
                   Stirling Colgate, Ph.D.
                    Vera F.  Rollo, Ph.D.
    It's not that eye specialists and optometrists in treating
My vision is improving naturally! I can see just about perfect with -4 glasses!01 Jun 2006 14:34 GMT10
I started off at -6(left) -5.25(right) and now with my -4.5(left)
-4(right) glasses I see almost perfect! At the near point I started at
18cm(-5.5) and now im up to 22cm(-4.5) therefore ive improved a whole
diopter! Yay for natural vision improvement! I believe I can get my
Acuvue Oasys or Advanced01 Jun 2006 13:05 GMT3
Im currently wearing Acuvue Advanced -3.25, BC 8.7, DIA 14.0 in one
eye.  In my other eye Im wearing Acuvue Advanced for Asthigmatism
-3.50, CYL -0.75, AXIS 020.  Could I switch to Acuvue Oasys which Ive
only heard good things about.  Do I have too much asthigmatism to
Pain in the back of the neck with new glasses01 Jun 2006 11:34 GMT3
A brief history of my expierence with glasses:
When I was very young 4-7 I had to wear an eye patch over one eye in
addition to glasses (apparently this way to stop my brain from relying
on my "good" eye too much.)  Since then I've worn glasses or contacts
A Parent Implements the Recommendations of Young and Colgatge01 Jun 2006 05:03 GMT1
Dear Prevention minded friends,
Subject:  An engineer helps his children avoid entry into
nearsightedness.
Re:  The primate eye behaves as expected.
effect of unwanted prism in glasses?01 Jun 2006 03:43 GMT6
I recently got new glasses.   Only trouble was, when I put them on, I saw
double.  Two people, two of everything etc.  After investigation by the
optician, she said it was because there was 'prism' in my old glasses and
none in my new ones.
OTIS?  A FEW QUESTIONS, IF YOU PLEASE....01 Jun 2006 01:32 GMT5
Though asked a hundred times, he won't answer.  Draw your own
conclusions:
1.    There seems to be a great deal of evidence that primates have widely
differing visual systems.  How is it that you feel so secure in saying
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