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Are you tired of uncomfortable contact lenses that just don’t feel right after a few weeks? If so, you're not alone! In this video, Dr. Michael Goldstein simplifies why shorter-wear contact lenses might be the solution you never knew you needed.

Join Dr. Goldstein as he dives into the benefits of using shorter-wear lenses versus traditional monthly options. He highlights how the thickness of longer-wear lenses can lead to discomfort and less oxygen reaching your eyes—key factors for maintaining eye health and comfort. By exploring how debris from tears can accumulate on the lens, making it difficult for oxygen to permeate, he presents a compelling case for fresh lenses.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
Why thicker lenses aren't always better for comfort
The problems caused by debris build-up on contact lenses
How less oxygen permeability affects your eyes
The advantages of choosing shorter-wear contact lenses for overall eye health

Dr. Goldstein's practical insights will help you make informed decisions about your vision care. With over 20 years of experience in medical optometry, he knows that comfort and health go hand in hand when it comes to your eyes. Tune in and see if switching up your contact lens game might just be the refreshing change you've been waiting for!

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About Dr. Goldstein

Dr. Michael Philip Goldstein, O.D., is an accomplished optometrist with over two decades of experience. Specializing in medical optometry, and children's vision.

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Goldstein in Manchester CT by phone at 860-432-6192 or on our website at https://manchester.refocuseyedoctors....

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