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Hi Sara, It's one thing to mathematically answer your question as far as power goes, but other factors come into play. Those are: lens brand, model, size, curve, and of course the law. You legally need
To be honest if you were standing in front of me I would knock that chip of your shoulder! It is obvious that we come from two different perspectives. I had difficulty speaking into my teen years. It
I have the same situation. If I think the person isn't listen I tell them to. You need to be assertive in what you do. If your cleft doesn't affect your ability to work it is a hindrance not a disability
Hi Lee, It depends on the doctor's preference and the contacts. If the contacts are in good condition and the specifics of the contacts are known, I like to examine you after you've had them in for some
Dear Sam, This may be co incidental or something to do with the tablets not agreeing, but nothing to do with the vision or eyes...I would say it will not be proved, but only trial and error...so no

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