Bausch+Lomb Contact Lenses Part II - Words from The Teen

Hi! I'm Mackenzie and I'm 13; Mom wants me to write about my Bausch+Lomb Soflens contact lenses and why I wanted them.

I wanted contacts lenses because I didn't like my glasses. They always bothered me because in gym they bounced when I was running the mile. I thought they would hurt when I put them in...they didn't hurt but they bugged me because they felt weird at first-I wasn't used to wearing them. I really do like them now though; they don't feel weird anymore! I like that I can dispose of them at the end of the day and get a new pair each morning. It's easier to run cross country because my contacts don't do anything my glasses do: get fogged up, slip, or make my face all sweaty. (Ewww.) What I like best about them is that I could go and take forever to get ready and blame it on my contacts: They won't get in! They hurt! I think this one's bad. It was really easy to make the switch from glasses to contacts. I wish I started contact lenses sooner and I wish I could wear them all the time.

I have to go, Mom's giving me that look that says, Go take out your contacts. If you need contact lenses, go check these out - they are awesome! Bye!

“I wrote this review while participating in a test drive campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Bausch + Lomb and received the product necessary to facilitate my review. In addition, Mom Central sent me a gift certificate to thank me for taking the time to participate.”

Comments

[kyooty]

excellent review MacKenzie. My AJ wears glasses.

[Martha]

Thanks for this. My 12 yr old is begging for contacts & I'm thinking about it.

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[kontaktlinser]

contact lenses would be a waste of time. However, this is not the case, the color of the lens and the model can be adapted to your complexion. The options are more people who have dark eyes. There may be a colored contact lens wearing colored green, but not necessarily.