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Note 44.277 MOUNT-L 277 of 517 CUPIDO::STRITAR "Andrej Stritar,IJS,(61)-371-321" 37 lines 7-DEC-1993 08:00
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Subj: Contact Lenses

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Comments: To: mount-l@vm.cc.metu.edu.tr

Date: 07-Dec-1993
Posted-date: 07-Dec-1993

Paul

I'm not aware of any problems with solutions although I suppose they
might freeze and you have to carry them! What I do for extended trips
is get some disposables from my optician. I used to where them all
the time but I have an astigmatism that disposables can't correct.
Its not bad but I'd rather have
'perfect' vision day to day and put up with the inconvenience of
daily wear lenses.

However, for trips camping, especially if mountaineering (fancy
cleaning lenses after an exhausting day and its below freezing at
18,000ft?) then the disposables are ideal as they only need to be
changed weekly. Some people day that altitude can dehydrate lenses
and make them uncomfortable but I can't say I've had any problems.

Neil

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