Hi Jim,
I'm so VERY glad to hear that you found a lens that works for you.
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I know you were hoping to have a lens that didn't cause blurry vision but as we both know, we rather have blurry vision then a dry eye and not being able to be out in the wind. As I've mentioned before I still use ointment with my lens so the vision is blurry. Might someday try using drops only, not there yet.
The daily disposable lens doesn't sound that bad, would have jumped at that in a heart beat if I didn't already have my lens as the $180 for 6 months would be WAY cheaper than all the ointment I was using. If you could get the Insurance company to pay for them it would be really great. They need to understand that the lenses are for medical reasons not just an alternative to glasses. I still haven't paid for my lens I got a year and a half ago, doctors office is suppose to be working with my Insurance to see what they can do.
As Saralynn says, the more we explore our options the better off we and others are. We are pioneers in this area so everything we do and post about will help those that are dealing with dry eyes now and in the future.
I too hope that others find this thread, the other threads about the lens are great as well but this one will help those that are reluctant to try or try and don't at first succeed to give it another chance as you did. I wish it hadn't been such an ordeal for you but it will help inspire others to keep trying to find something that will work for them.
As long as one or two of the threads about the scleral lens are active I think we are reaching those with dry eyes. Every now and then I will start a new thread to try and reach out to new members that we can help.
Hope you have a great weekend outside with your new lens! Jill Marie
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