Post number #69158, ID: ed812c
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I think it's time for me to leave the glasses behind. I like how they look and everything, but they really get in the way. Especially when lying down, or wearing big headphones, or when it's either cold or snowing/raining outside. So I've been thinking to get contact lenses. But my eyes are constantly tired and kinda itchy, making me rub them a lot, plus I'm kinda prone to fall asleep randomly and may forget to take them off. Should I still go get them and try to make it work?
Post number #69159, ID: c03373
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so what headphone are you using? just use some in ear headphone, or some earbuds. and btw if you want to use contact lenses, just remember to moisten your eyes every now and then so it don't got iritation
Post number #69162, ID: 506d53
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>>69158 Kinda, sorta. As >>69159 have said, moistening your eyes is very important when it comes to contact lenses.
I used to wear them (not the ones that would optically correct your eyes, just the decorative ones) and by god does it itch a lot whenever my eyes are dry.
Post number #69187, ID: ed812c
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>>69159 Nah, in-ear headphones are really not the same when it comes to sound. But that's whatever, really, the headphones are not my biggest problem. So, should I just grab some random eye drops that help with dryness and get a few drops in now and then during the day? And it probably will be fine? Maybe?
Post number #69189, ID: ed812c
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Also, do I need to take the lenses out when applying eye drops? And can I still rub my eyes when lenses are in, or is it not advised?
Post number #69191, ID: 506d53
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>>69187 Have 'em when putting the lenses in. Don't forget to blink often when you feel a slight bit of itch (just DON'T scratch it, you'll highly regret your action).
Post number #69195, ID: 65ae34
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>>69187 well, likely you have to, and clean your contact lenses too, if your eyes itch don't scracth it, sometimes it stuck like behind your eyeball, well the last thing is to always remember to take that thing off if you want to sleep btw, in ear and over ear headphones are actually pretty much almost the same, just cushion and maybe the sound driver that differentiate it
Post number #69223, ID: 5f208a
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>>69191>>69195 Well, I understand that I shouldn't straight up SCRATCH anything, but I often tend to rub my eyes slightly, y'know, closing them and doing it over the eyelids? But I guess I shouldn't do that either, huh?
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| I think it's time for me to leave the glasses behind. I like how they look and everything, but they really get in the way. Especially when lying down, or wearing big headphones, or when it's either cold or snowing/raining outside. So I've been thinking to get contact lenses. But my eyes are constantly tired and kinda itchy, making me rub them a lot, plus I'm kinda prone to fall asleep randomly and may forget to take them off. Should I still go get them and try to make it work?