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I would like to try a new lense that is dia 14.0 instead of the 14.2 i currently wear (changing from air optix to biofinity). will it be ok?
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Discuss this: with your eye doctor. You need to use the correct size lens for your eye just like you use the correct size shoe for your feet.
Answered 6/23/2015
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