Don't go to the Internet for medical advice. Your opthamologist will determine, based on your experiences, whether contacts are right for you. The opthamologis

Don't go to the Internet for medical advice. Your opthamologist will determine, based on your experiences, whether contacts are right for you. The opthamologist will also fit you with the contacts that are right for you. There are tons of different brands and contact lens products. For example, I use Alcon Focus Dailies, and Alcon also launched Focus Dailies Total 1, a more expensive "water gradient" lens that increases breathability and lubrication [1], and for some people who have dryness issues they are much more comfortable. For me, there was zero difference, so I went back to the cheaper kind. Your comment is a bit like saying that no one should ride bicycles because people with Ménière's fall of their bikes. It's not a proportional response. Plus, you can get training wheels. [1] https://www.medgadget.com/2014/09/alcons-dt1-water-gradient-contact-lens-interview-review.html https://www.medgadget.com/2014/09/alcons-dt1-water-gradient-...