Bausch and Lomb Soflens 66 Toric Contact Lenses

Pros: Clear vision, thin, feels good in the eyes, no blurring or slipping
Cons: So far...none!

I just had my yearly eye exam and my poor left eye is taking a beating. I rarely wear my contacts and the astigmatism in that eye is getting worse. I was told that I absolutely have to wear contacts or glasses for close things like computer work or risk ...

Pros: Lightweight, comfortable, virtually unnoticeable as your wearing them, easy to care for.
Cons: May fold in your eye.

WARNING: This is a bit long, so if you just want facts, skip down to the summery below.

I just started wearing contacts in May of 2001. Let me tell you, I was not looking forward to it, but it was much better than wearing glasses day in and...

Pros: Dispose of Them Every 2 Weeks Instead of Every 3 Months, No Tinting.
Cons: Turn Inside-Out, Hard To Insert, Not Comfortable, Too Flimsy.

I have been wearing glasses every since I was only a little boy, but for the last year I have been t ...

Pros: Great vision, good for even high power prescription, durable, comfortable.
Cons: Not as comfortable as AcuVue (although AcuVue aren't as durable).

I see there are mixed feelings about these lenses. Allow me to clear a few things up for those who ...

Pros: Comfortable, Corrects Astigmatism, Affordable
Cons: None

My new eye doctor gave me a trial pair of these contacts, and I've been in love with them ever since! I can see so much better than I could with other soft lenses, and it also corrects my astigmatism.

I've tried a toric type contact when I...

Pros: Cost, toss them after two weeks
Cons: Hard to manage, not terribly comfortable

Unfortunately, I just wrote an entire article on these and epinions somehow managed to erase it. I guess I will try this again.

I was wearing the Focus monthlies when I went to my eye doctor last. She suggested I try these contacts because I...

Pros: Correct vision nicely
Cons: fold over in eye easily, get stuck on eye lid.

I have been wearing contacts now for about 6-8 months. During that period of time, I have tried several different brands in an attempt to find something that works best for me. Unfortunately, being that I live in Alaska, sometimes it can be difficult ...

Pros: blue tint comfortable tint
Cons: pricey

I have been wearing contacts for over 10 years. I have astigmatism so it is hard to find contact lenses. Over the past years more and more companies are making lenses that are suitable to meet my needs.

Bausch & Lomb SofLens66 Toric...

Pros: comfort and clear vision
Cons: lens is thin which can lead to lens inverting on your finger (see my tip)

Having been a glasses wearer for about 10 years, I finally decided it was time to make the change to contacts. I'm fairly active and my glasses were just becoming too much of a hindrance. So, when I had my yearly exam, I asked my eye doctor about ...

Pros: Crisp Vision, Comfortable, Handling Tint, Thinner Lens=Less irritability, Good amount of water content
Cons: Pricy for public, Thinner Design=Could tear easier

This is my review and experience as an Optometrist tech on SoftLens 66 Torics (SL66T). I have been recently fitted with SL66T. They have worked absolutely fine so far, even with my High astigmatism (-8.00 in right eye and -6.25 in left). I replace ...

Pros: clear vision
Cons: stiffer and much less comfortable than Acuvue Toric

I was thrilled 2 years ago to switch from gas-permeable lenses to the new toric lenses (they gave me AcuVue Toric), which gave me great vision but were totally unnoticable, and the honeymoon feeling of appreciation has never really left me.
BUT,...

Pros: Crystal sharp vision
Cons: WAY too expensive

I've had poor vision ever since I was a young child (-7.5 and -6.5). I wore the thick glasses then graduated to hard contacts. As soon as toric soft contacts were available I was first in line and have been wearing toric contacts for 20+ years. But over ...

Pros: comfortable good quality
Cons: None

Bausch & Lomb SofLens66 Toric Lenses is the first contact lenses that I wear. At the age of 15, I was a bit afraid to put something into my eyes and I thought it will make my eyes have a bad feeling wouldn't be comfortable. But I was wrong. It is so...

Pros: Probably the most comfortable lenses around
Cons: On the pricey side

I tried these because they have the highest water content of any other lens (that I know of). I found them to be extremely comfortable; it almost feels like they're not there. I used to wear gas-permeable lenses and my eyes felt raw all the time. Now, my...

Pros: decent correction, good initial comfort
Cons: eyes get dry and tired quickly, doesn't correct full range of astigmatism

I have tried many different lenses, but they all have caused my eyes to dry out and feel tired within a couple of hours. I thought that the Soflens 66 would alleviate that problem since they have the highest water content (66% - hence the name), but as...