what is the difference between eyeglass cleaning solutions and window cleaners?
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I didn't think there was a difference?  I've always sprayed window cleaner detergent straight into my eyes!
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glasses-pros- don't have to stick fingers in eyes, don't dry out, no risk for infection,\nglasses-cons-not always attractive, can leave red intents on bridge of nose if not properly fitted or slightly heavy, can break easily, dangerous if you get hit in the face, unless you pay an arm and a leg you risk annoying scratches on surface of lense and issue of sun when outside, though they do have perscription sun glasses or the clips, maintenance, when first start wearing have the issues of motion sickness until used to them, cost, can't wear them to sleep, can't see when wake up\ncontacts-pros-don't have to worry if they match what you are wearing, can sometimes help filter allergens from eyes (sometimes, not always!!!)\ncons-risk of infections, not good for dry eyes, must remember to follow drs instructions and lense manufatcturer's recommendations.  though following those directions will eliminate much of the risks of infections. can tear if not cared for properly. cost, not recommended that you sleep in them so can't see when first wake up
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http://www.drugstore.com/qxp71392_332828_sespider/aosept/clear_care_no_rub_cleaning_and_disinfecting_solution.htm
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Possibly an allergy to a chemical in the solution you use. You could try switching solutions to see if it helps. It'll probably be a good idea to call your optometrist and ask him too.
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Use fingernail polish remover. That's the standard method.\n\nHowever, test in a corner of your lens first. If your lenses are made of some variety of plastic, the fingernail polish remover might affect the plastic too.
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I use Zeiss lens cloths. I get them at Sam's Warehouse.\n\nThey are Ammonia free.
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I've used Renu and Opti-free.  My eye doctor says it's a good idea to pick a brand and stick with it.  Switching around (like I'd originally done based on what was cheapest) can irritate your eyes.\n\nAlso, using eye drops without preservatives can be helpful, too.  GenTeal is one brand I really like.  Not sure if Refresh preservative-free, but they helped me when I wore contacts.  \n\nIt might be dry eyes in general.  So, you can get two kinds of drops...one for use with contacts lenses while they're in your eyes, and one for use without contacts for just before you put them in, or just after you take them out.
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window cleaning or car valeting
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Glass cleaner or Endust for Electronics.\n\nIf you decide to use glass cleaner, spray it onto a paper towel and use the paper towel to clean the screen rather than spraying the cleaner onto the screen.
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Toothpaste.  Smear it on the goggles then rinse off with cold water.  Also helps with eyeglasses that fog. How I know that I will never know!?! =)
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No. An optometrist is a Doctor. He performs eye exams, diagnoses eye disease, and prescribes meds. An optician helps with frame selection and adjusts glasses. They usually have no special training besides what they learn on the job.
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I know that if you go to any place like Staples, Office Max, Best Buy, etc. they have LCD cleaners that come with pre-moistened wipes and lint free cloths which I use and they work very well. And they work on screens or the exterior of products such as cell phones, laptops, iPods, etc.
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Store-bought reading glasses (also called "readers" or "half glasses") can provide an immediate and inexpensive solution, but eye care specialists may not recommend them for several reasons: \n\nBlurred vision cannot always be traced to presbyopia and could signal a more serious eye-health problem, so it's best to get a thorough examination from an eye care professional to rule out other causes. \n\nMost people need a different prescription for each eye, but both lenses are the same in store-bought reading glasses.\n\nThe optical center of off-the-rack reading glasses may not correspond to the distance between your eyes.\n\nStore-bought reading glasses do not correct for astigmatism, a common vision problem.
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I did some research and here's the deal with Clear Care & AOSEPT - they aren't being discontinued and will be back in stores soon.  There was a protocol violation at their manufacturing plant, nothing was contaminated, but they voluntarily shut down operations.  They started manufacturing again a couple of weeks ago and sent everything to their distribution center in Kansas.  Well, a tornado hit the distribution center, so they're set back even farther.  They're slowly getting everything back together, so it will still be a little while before the products will be back on the shelves.  In the meantime, your optometrist might have a few spare bottles.
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They are a vast improvement over bifocals, which give you a line across your vision, once you get over playing "find the focus," rolling your head up and down.  I am used to them now, except that it is still counter-intuitive to move something away from my eyes to see it better.  But when that gets too frustrating (as in trying to thread a needle), I do what I always have done; take may glasses off.  I must say, though, that being beyond the age when I can get 20/20 in both eyes with correction has its drawbacks.  Then there is the problem of taking your glasses off to wipe the smudges off, only to discover the "smudges" are inside your eye!\n\n"What a drag it is getting old."  Mick Jagger (who should know by now!)