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Visibility at distant objects is weak, for this don't want to use specks all time. So please guide us about use of lenes without much more side effect.
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At age of 59 yrs you might be having some amount of cataract ,visit good ophthmologist & go for cataract surgery you will get rid of glass for ever, at this age will not advise you to use contact lenses, if distance vision is absolutely normal & having no cataract, have only reading glasses use while reading, with age many things has to be compromised.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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Hello....... Many different types of contact lenses are available. Lenses may be soft or rigid gas-permeable. They can be daily disposable, extended wear, monthly disposable, or non-disposable. Your optician can advise which type is most suitable for your eyes and your prescription, you should remove it before going to sleep ,shouldn't wear more than certain period of time, should maintain them neatly .....consult ophthalmologist...
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