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Will wearing a diameter 14.6 instead of a diameter 14.5 make alot of difference when wearing coloured contacts? i cannot find any in my prescription
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Physiologically no!: The light comes into your eye thru the pupil in the center of the iris, not the periphery. So the central hole will be more than covered by either size contact lens.
Answered 8/27/2016
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