Will Avaria Contacts work with my Acuvue Oasys Prescription?
August 29, 2009 by admin
Filed under Vision Care
CJ asked:
Here are is my Oasys perception.
POWER: -8.5 BC: 8.4 DIA: 14
I now now Avaria now offers powers to -10 now, but the BC and the DIA is what im concerned about. The BC on avaria is 8.5 (0.1 difference) and the DIA on avaria is 14.2 (difference of 0.2).
Here are is my Oasys perception.
POWER: -8.5 BC: 8.4 DIA: 14
I now now Avaria now offers powers to -10 now, but the BC and the DIA is what im concerned about. The BC on avaria is 8.5 (0.1 difference) and the DIA on avaria is 14.2 (difference of 0.2).
Will they still feel comfortable with a 0.1 to 0.2 difference?
(i know that i should go see my eye doctor but my doctor friend said he could right the script and i dont want to go see him again i like just saw him 2 months ago and my prescription expired!)
Thanks for you help
Asked on: 2009-08-29 17:48:13
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The difference is size is negligible , but being a different brand means it may fit quite differently on your eyes. The material of the lens can make a big difference in how they will fit you.
When changing brands, trials should always be done first to ensure that they will fit you right….even when the parameters are identical, it doesn’t mean it will work like it should.
It’s a 50/50 chance