QUOTE(garydebs @ Aug 1 2003, 10:44 PM)QUOTE(Dookie @ Aug 1 2003, 11:34 PM)
Man this is hard to type. i have a very frisky cat on my lap grabbing at my fingers as i type
That's funny...I kinda miss our cats. We were watcing old tapes of our daughter when she was 2 and the cats were there.
I'm kinda krindging on the cost too, but I'm thinking
$100 per year for glasses.
$180 for contacts per year
$90 for solutions/wetting drops
What ever for exams etc...
That's almost one eye right there...
Daily disposable lasts 1-2 weeks Accuvue (sp) was sued for selling the same product, daily and weekly, at different prices.
I have been using daily disposables (as weekly) for a couple years and it's so much more comfortable + no solution to buy. Rewetting drops after boating maybe.
If in the mean time you want something more comfortable, I suggest DD's
My eyes are bothering me now because I am getting over pink eye. They are still a hassle but $$ is the biggest factor. I can afford a little bit here and there. I'm told by friends that the eye surgery cost an easy $1500 to start. It's been a while since I have checked into it.
ps. Try ferrets and cats competing for my lap space, it's a little hiss-fest! (in a fun way, no big battles here)