Wholesale Contacts

Things seem to come in extremes these days. Extreme sports, extreme politics, extreme religious trends and cults, extreme reality TV, and more. Most of the time, I don't much care for going beyond simple moderation. That is still the case for most things, but I have moderated my view lately. Extreme H2O contact lenses are the rule breaker for me.

Moderation in the environment is becoming more and more important. I couldn't see the sense in that little plastic bubble with the plastic seal on top for each and every little contact lens, that I would just throw away--two a day!--every day that I wore my daily disposable contact lenses. When you throw in the bottles upon bottles of contact lens solution, saline solution, and so on, it just didn't make environmental sense. Now, it doesn't have to! Instead, I've found Extreme H2O contact lenses, which I can wear 30 days and 30 nights. That's two little bubbles with plastic seal in a month, instead of sixty. That's also one small bottle of eye drops instead of the I don't know how many bottles of saline solution and cleaner that I used to use. On an environmental note, I'd say that using Extreme H2O contact lenses is much more moderate that what I used to do.

Another thing I love about Extreme H2O contact lenses is that when I wake up in the morning, I can see! I don't have to grope around for my glasses, squint my way into the bathroom, and spend who knows how much time finding, rinsing, and inserting my contacts. Now, I can see the clock telling me I only have 10 minutes to get ready, instead of 10 minutes later realizing I now have no time to get to work on time.

I also relish being able to take naps without having to take my contacts out. No longer do I run the risk of waking up with a lens stuck to the back of my eyeball because I dozed off while studying. Nor do I have to pry myself away from a late-night movie because my eyes are way too dry. Extreme H2O contact lenses make it possible for me to do all the things I love to do without having to interrupt my life to take care of my contact lenses. What a relief!

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