Optiker-Forum

by Christine Patschull

Contact lenses in general are very special: You don't need glasses etc. But, if you change geography/ quality of water - it may happen that the chemical consistencies of the lenses change, too, and that you don't see anything but white.

Ha ?

Please wreite in bavarian language,
this is a .de-site, not a .uk or us-site

thank you

lindner hat geschrieben:Ha ?

Please wreite in bavarian language,
this is a .de-site, not a .uk or us-site

thank you

Einfach nur deutsch wäre auch schon gut, og we tale dansk eller svenska !

wulle wu kusche...?
vor allem, auf welche frage wurde diese antwort gegeben?? ms patschull, please answer!

..and what is this with "geographical/water change"; do you put Lenses in WATER? At different locations? For exampel: Northsea or Eastsea, or in the watercloset or what???? Im sure You see "white" and sometimes "red"...