Contacts: Daily Vs Monthly (Which Is Better?)
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- What are the benefits of soft daily contact lenses vs monthly contact lenses? Let's go over the pros and cons of each so you can know with one may be best for you.
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IN THIS VIDEO:
One of the main differences between daily contacts and monthly contacts is the cost. Dailies tend to be a little more expensive than monthly lenses. But, there are many more things to consider when deciding which may be more beneficial to you: comfort, dry eyes, which is easier to get use to, best one to start with? All of these are discussed in this video so you can decide if monthly contact lenses are best for you, or if soft daily contact lenses would be the better option.
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What is discussed in this video:
0:00 Intro
0:29 Pros and Cons of Daily Contact Lenses
7:09 Pros and Cons of Monthly Contact Lenses
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I’m 36 and just started wearing contacts rather than my glasses. I’ve started with the daily’s and I love them. Can’t tell they are in and I can wear my glasses for weeks and pop in contacts when I want a night on the town. Thanks doc❤️❤️❤️
I went for my first contact fitting for my daily’s and bro I was actually so surprised about how like comfortable they was and how quick my vision changed with them in ahah
My vision is awful with my contacts
@@emarquez8604 honestly for some reason my eyes really hurt when I wear my glasses but it doesn’t feel that with my contacts
Nice video. Tks for the information
Thank you doctor 🌺 I appreciate the information and advice you have shared 👍
And thank you for watching!
I love your podcasts. So much info. I wear Daileys. I have scarring on my corneas and my eyes feel much more comfortable. I use Contacts Refresh which works really way to keep my eyes lubricated.
How much do they cost ?
I’ve tried contacts so many times and I’ve never been able to get used to them. Just got home from the eye doctor and popped some dailies in my eyes and they’re life changing! Yay! 🎉
Glad to hear they are working for you. Remember, your success doesn't have anything to do with them being daily use lenses. If you find that the daily use lenses are too expensive, ask your doctor if there is a 2-week or monthly version made of the same material and design. Many are like this.
I seem to build up protein (or something) so fast that I would love daily’s. Way too expensive at this point! 😢
@@davidcrandon2329 Yes! They’re definitely pricey. My insurance covered a large portion of it, but I’m pretty sure I’m only able to use the benefit once. I bought a 90 day supply. The next batch will be almost $600. I may need to take your advice and ask for a different kind. Thanks for the info!
@@ebriggs3498 They’re outrageous!
@@davidcrandon2329??? It probably is because they are dailies, though? It is literally mentioned in the video that they are thinner and more comfortable
I use dailies and in my case, a package lasts for a couple months. I only use glasses for driving because I have very little rx -0.5 in one eye and -0.25 and -0.75 40º (in contacts rx, i don’t remember the full rx). But for special ocasions when I don’t wanna take the glasses in the case with me, I use contacts and I enjoy 4k vision for the day. Also if I am spending the full day outside because of the UV protection.
For those with extreme Dry Eyes Daily’s are comfortable cause they are very thin But unfortunately due to the it’s thin texture are more susceptible to Drying Out Quicker having me to do more maintenance on myself constantly using Eye Drops throughout the day 😢
I just got daily, and I don't even feel like it's in my eye
Which lens u r using can u tell ..n do u have power lens?
@@shreenasolanki hi
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Hello sir. I am from India and i have very hard dry eyes. I don't have tears in my eyes any more. I have to put drop to open my eyes. Sir please tell me is there any solution to make tears again in the eyes
Obviously in watching this, I've been considering contact lenses. Imo monthly seems to be the best way to go if you easily adjust to an added daily routine. Monthly lenses with a solid pair of reliable glasses seems ideal for me. Im also surprised no one has invented a tool to make taking them out easier. Maybe a small tube with a pump on the bottom that suctions the lense out. The folding out looked so uncomfortable.
I had nasty fall two years ago, titanium plates in my orbital bone and my vision got worse. I got fitted with monthly contacts two months ago, I have dry eyes, problems with eyelid, but no problems with new contacts, and I’m wearing them for the first time ever, had glasses before fall. I don’t feel them at all. Airoptix monthly hydraglyde are win for me🎉
Wondering about daily vs monthly contacts? This video is a total eye-opener! 👀🌟 Clear breakdowns and insights from an expert perspective make the decision-making process a breeze. Thanks for shedding light on the pros and cons. Can't wait to make an informed choice for my lenses! 👁💙 🎬✨
I wear my dailys and don't really care about running out in the end beacuse sometimes i wear my frame glasses for days.....depends how i feel
There is a lot more chance to start an infection with bacteria under your nails when scratching your eyes while taking out your lenses. There are other ways to safely remove a lense which you could show predominantly.
I’ve tried Acuvue vita monthly contacts now for a month I can’t seem to get over 10 days out of them or less either a tear or get a protein spot on them although I’m using clear care plus I switched to oasis dailies love them. I also want to try oasis biweeklies.
In my opinion, the thick/thin pro/con thing is irrelevenat . Both wearing schedules have plenty of choices of thickness. Also, again, in my opinion, the comfort of a lens has almost nothing to do with thickness. One of the primary aspects of comfort is the interaction of the edge profile of the lens with the lid. The edge profile does not directly have anything to do with thickness, though, contrary to what would seem to be a correlation. Most younger docs weren't taught or have experience with edge profiles. There are quite a few studies though dating back to the 90's. It is also important to note that if fit with a daily use lens, it is important to fit with a silicone hydrogel lens rather than a HEMA lens. There are still plenty of daily lenses that are not SiHy. Why would one want to use a lens that cuts down on oxygen to the eye when they have the choice not to?
If one has a shunt/tube in eye due to glaucoma , can I still use daily contacts or any contacts?
I’ve been using Air optix monthly’s for about 5 years now.
I usually pop them in and don’t touch again for 30 days.
I sleep with them every night.
Only issue I ever have, if I overwear the lens (40+ days) in the morning my eyes will feel irritated. I just add some drops of contact solution to my eyes and I’m good for the rest of the day.
Not trying to recommend it. Just trying to be honest about my experience.
Thanks for sharing. One thing to consider, I have found when doing eye exams on some patients that sleep in lenses for over a month, I notice they have a harder time getting the correct prescription. They are slower to respond, and vision doesn't seem as clear. Then I see them after they take a break from contact lens wear, and their vision is amazing, much faster picking the prescription. Not saying that is happening with your, that's just something I have observed over the years.
I got monthly’s but I use a solution that has hydrogen peroxide, red cap bottle. Love it and never had a problem
What does hydrogen peroxide do?
@@elibell19 it disinfects the contact lenses really good, but if you go ahead and use that solution instead DO NOT pour directly into eyes, you have to let your contacts soak in the solution for at least 6 hours before you can put them back on your eyes the solution has to neutralize great for overnight cleaning I like it
@@izayvvvh5486 Thank you. I'm returning to contact lenses after 20 years.
I've worn Acuvue Oasys for astigmatism for years and I was told 2 days ago by 1800contacts that they are now discontinued.
There were certain powers that were discontinued, not the whole brand. You must have one of the powers they don't make anymore.
@DrEyeGuy I used Air Optix years ago. They worked great also. I don't remember why my Dr switched me, but hopefully, I can go back to Air Optix.
Total One has good astigmatism daily’s too, both those and the Acuvue ones work for me personally. I’m a -6.00 n 0.75/180 and they work awesome for me
Very good info
I used it. But I think it's not for me coz I can't see clearly. It's blurrd
Iirc, my prescription is so strong it wasnt available in the daily version last time I used contacts
i got my lenses today for the first time, they r the yearly ones. they were good so far but when i had to take them out 1 of the lenses folded in half and got stuck. i tried to pull it the solution on it but it didnt work so i ended up trying to pull them apart and it tore:( had the biggest breakdown ever
Sorry to hear that! Did you call your doctors office about this?
I'm 39 years old. I've been wearing soft contact lenses since I was 13..
I currently wear monthly contact lenses that are night and day. I sleep in them for a week. Take them out, clean them, and then put them back in. And never had any problems.
That's my experience.
Maybe once a month or so I will take them out and wear my glasses for about a week just to give my eyes a break.
and during the week that you rest your eyes with your glasses, how many days do the contact lenses stay in the solution? Do you change the solution every day?
@anavitoria8705
No, I do not change the solution everyday it's not necessary. However, there is a special peroxide type of solution that I use.
I get it from walmart it's called Clear Care plus with three percent hydrogen peroxide.
It cleans the lenses very well, and most importantly, it rehydrates the lens.
You do have to let them soak for at least 6 hours, so the P. H level will return to normal. Sometimes, I won't even bother going a full week. I'll just go for a few days. Then I just put them back in. I use Bio True Multi-purpose solution to clean the lens off after taking them out of the BioTrue before putting them back in.
But I want to make sure I mention it. They are called night and day contact lenses. There is a big difference.
You wouldn't want to wear traditional lenses through the night like that.
I know because I did when I was a teenager. And I shouldn't have, and I ended up with a tiny little microscopic ulcer on my eye, and it hurt badly.
But after a little care, it healed and went away. And i've had no problems with the nightingale contacts.
Ever!
But as long as you can stick to that routine. For the most part, you should be fine.
Now i'm not a doctor. That's just my experience.
In fact, you really need some self-discipline. Because with these types of lenses , it's easy to go over a month and forget to even take them out.
At some point or another , the lens will get too dry, and it will bother your eyes.
This is also one reason why I will let them soak for a week because they get rehydrated. And will feel much better.
Honestly my kid hated the daily’s. They burned her eyes and stuff. The monthly so far she likes better bc she’s able to do it herself without them folding on her finger so much. But they were also half the price. $1100 to $500. The daily every day we had problems with them burning her eyes. But with the monthly we did have one fall out.
Idk what to do. She has myopia and I like the daily’s better but can’t afford them, she likes the monthly’s better. And I don’t want make her eyes worse. Trying to make them better
Like myopia ones were so thin she could not get them in. They didn’t keep the shape enough. And just so much getting them in
And my ins only covers $150 on contacts 😂 for 500-1100 dollars
That is tricky. I have found that the Precision One daily lenses hold their shape a little better than other dailies. But the price can still be tricky to deal with.
If I still could wear contacts I would do daily. Having longer length ones probably contributed to not being able to wear them any longer. Edit: for me it was like you said, overwear and probably not cleaning them properly. Probably better off if you're more dilligent
Are you ok what happened were you cant wear contacts anymore?
@@Benjamin-hq4em do all the wrong things he mentioned in the video and it may eventually cause some level of dry eye that make it uncomfortable to wear contacts. In uni I would wear them all day, then go out half the night and sleep some hours with them in, and with the long lasting contacts they can get debris in them which cause you to rub eyes too much. If I knew what I knew now I would have worn glasses to uni and only wear the contacts for some hours later, and then switch again to glasses later on (I was afraid of what people would think I look like in glasses).
@@quidnunc01 Wow i actualy have a very similar story i was also scared of wearing glasses in school and even in my house because i got insecure so all day like 6 in the morning to 11 at night i would wear contacts and i also got itchy eyes and would rub at school and then i got a little abnormal blinking were one eye would blink normally and the other eye would not i think it was from my anxiety at school. Then out of nowere my eyes started getting watery and every time i got up my eyes would water but not get dry then i started wearing glasses only when summer started for a few months and most of the problems went away i now take a few supplements like vitamjn a,d,c and 6000mg of omega 3 which helps a ton and i now only ocassionaly in the day get watery dry eyes but its not really dry more watery. But yeah i think its also the screens if you have dry eyes you gotta stop looking at the screens all day long casuse it really males it 10 times worse.
I want to try eye contacts but im not sure if to since i do landscaping and there's alot of debris flying like dust and pieces of grass. I have not gone to the doctor yet but i want to know if anything one reconds eye contacts for landscaping and just doing outside activities were you will be exposed to dust and debris of some sort? Or if i can even wear contacts at all?
You’ll be fine. Just wear daily lenses.
Can I do swimming with contact lenses? What about crying with contact lenses is it harmful??
do NOT swim with contacts. also please do your own research
I got the annually. 😅😂
(Translate) Nic nie dziala, probowalam kazdego sposobu i nie koge ich zalozyc, jak juz byla na oku to meugnelam i spadla, jestem beznadziejna, prawie rozwalilam sobie rece bo psucily mi nerwy i walilam w sciane.. co robie nie tak..? Naprawde probowalam wszystkiego
Good video but way longer than it needed to be
I know.. sorry about that. I wanted to say everything I could about the difference. I didn't think it would end up being this long.