> Until something new comes along, I will continue to support the saline solution industry.
>

Heh, I recently bought a new form of weekly enzymatic cleanser (I love that phrase) for my semi-hard lenses, which came with a lens case a tad bit deeper than my normal case. The package instructed me to fill each compartment to the top with OUR_BRAND saline solution and then add two drops of OUR_BRAND enzymatic cleanser.

"Forget that," I thought, "I'm filling each of these suckers only halfway and adding ONE drop of cleanser." No *cha-ching* for you, OUR_BRAND!

> I envy you. I've been wearing contact lenses for 10 years, and I still haven't gotten over such marvels as no longer getting lost at water parks because I took my glasses off...

I've had lenses for approximately 15 years now. However, I have to take them off when swimming lest I lose them in the water. So no real water park advantage there... not that I've even been to a water park since the 80's that I can recall.

> ...or taking a shower and actually differentiating between the shampoo and conditioner bottles without squinting at them from a range of approximately two inches.

Two inches is about my range as well. But I have only one bottle to identify in the shower, and since I often like to shower in the dark (try it sometime), I've learned where everything is by touch anyway.

> At any rate, congratulations on being able to see again!

Oh yeah, this is Faux Pas' thread, isn't it? Congratulations from Issy-poo too!

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