Bausch and Lomb Purevision Contact Lenses

Pros: They don't tear much.
Cons: I feel like I have a plank in my eye.  Perpetually.

These particular contacts were recommended to me after I griped about the frequent rips and tears I was sustaining with my prior disposable contact lenses.  My optometrist assured me that thicker PureVision contacts would be less comfortable on the ...

Pros: Relatively Cheap, Very Comfortable to wear! 30 day and night wear!
Cons: None

INTRO I have been wearing glasses since i was 16 years old (9 years now) and have always been reluctant to try contact lenses. The fear of me putting something in my eye was overwhelming! My son has just got to the age where he like to grab ...

Pros: Can sleep in them, weekly cleaning, a pair lasts 30 days
Cons: Comfort diminishes quickly after a week or two.

After trying a few different brands and make of contacts two years ago, I found the Bausch & Lomb PureVision to feel the best. Being a first time wearer, I found all of them have some kind of discomfort, but the PureVision felt the best. I ...

Pros: 24/7 wear for a week straight!
Cons: none I can think of

when I first tried the new Bausch & Lomb PureVision disposable soft contact lenses I was truly estatic! Finally a lens as comfortable as the Accuvue 2 with the convience of a daily disposable and best of all has FDA certification to be used for 24...

Pros: ease to put in, oxygen flow, water content
Cons: PRICE

The future of contact lenses is here today – for a price. Bauch and Lomb introduces Pure Vision contact lenses. What makes them different than other soft contact lenses. In a word oxygen. The human eye (and other eyes I presume) need oxygen in order ...

Pros: Easy handling, Great for ocular health
Cons: Price (but still manageable)

Bausch & Lomb's PureVision lenses are definitely the future of soft contact lenses. Their technique of blending in silicone into the lens material enhances the oxygen permeability of the lens greatly, and as far as eye health is concerned, this is a...

Pros: allow me safe lens wear after corneal damage
Cons: thick, not super comfy

After years and years of wearing 1day acuvues (each set was worn for a couple of days as daily-wear, and cleaned with the peroxide type solution- this as approved by my eye care specialist) I had a 2nd corneal ulcer including extra blood vessel growth ...

Pros: Clear vision and after adaptation, really comfortable. Very easy to handle.
Cons: Uncomfortable at first. Rather stiff and thick. Rather expensive.

After my failed attempt at Acuvue Advance for Astigmatism I thought I'd give these lenses a go - I knew that Silicone Hydrogels would be much healthier for my eyes. Initially I thought they were quite uncomfortable but I've kept going with them(I've now ...

Pros: Very sharp, crisp vision correction
Cons: Thickness of lens can cause corneal damage & lens material may cause conjunctival irritation

I have been wearing contact lenses for many years. Some contact lenses have been better than others, but none caused me the problems that PureVision has caused. I went to my optometrist in mid 2006 for a contact lens fitting. Since I had been having ...

Pros: Comfortable, great clarity, no fogginess/haziness
Cons: NONE

I've tried a few different contact lenses over the past few years, and nothing has worked well for me. When I wear contacts, they tend to "fizzle out" before the day is over, drying out and becoming foggy/hazy. I've been using a trial pair of ...

Pros: Wear lenses for 30 days, 24/7, comfortable, great vision
Cons: none to me

I have worn contact lenses for over 35 years. This means I started wearing the hard lenses that were thick as coke bottles, and took some people a few weeks to be able to wear them all day. Fortunately science progressed and they were able to produce a...

Pros: Comfort and stellar vision
Cons: none

I am now in my forties and have been wearing contacts since I was 13. Way back then, I was wearing hard lenses which required a great deal of tolerance and care. When I was 13, I possessed a great deal of tolerance (anything to avoid glasses!). My ...

Pros: None
Cons: Very uncomfortable, dry easily, do not clean well

These lenses aren't even comfortable right out of the package. I don't see how you can even use a fresh pair for a full week...let alone a month. They always look like they have particles on them even after cleaning and rinsing, rinsing, rinsing! ...

Pros: Excellent Vision and Very Comfortable
Cons: Easy to get them inside out and hard to tell which side is which

It should be noted, that I am wearing contacts for monovision, which means one eye for distance, one eye for close-up. As well, I suffer from dry eye due to corneal problems that required surgery on both eyes. As a result, my OD would only prescribe ...

Pros: long wearing, able to sleep in, ease of use
Cons: none at this time

I had always wanted contacts but knew I wouldn't be able to wear them. The optometrist had to fight to get drops in my eyes. There was no way I could put contacts in everyday. Then I heard about PureVision contacts. The advertisement stated you could...