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I have right sphere -2.50 cylinder -1.50 axis 15. left sphere -2.75 cylinder -1.75 axis 150. can i wear contacts? and do i need special contacts
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Toric contact lenses: Yes you can wear special contact lenses toric lenses which correct your astigmatism as well as your myopia. These can be hard or soft.
Answered 10/4/2013
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