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TOTAL30 Contact Lenses vs PRECISION7: Which Should You Choose for Astigmatism?

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Trying to choose new contact lenses? It can be tricky to find lenses that fit well and feel comfortable all day, particularly if you have astigmatism. 

Two popular choices are TOTAL30 contact lenses and PRECISION7, both of which are made by Alcon. But which should you choose? I’ll break it all down to help you make an informed choice.

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Dailies TOTAL1: Everything You Need to Know Before You Buy

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Most contact lens wearers have experienced that specific 4:00 p.m. eye fatigue. After hours spent working and staring at your computer, your eyes will often feel gritty.

Finding a contact that stays moist throughout a long workday can be very tricky. This is where Dailies TOTAL1 comes in! These are ‘premium’ contacts that are supposed to provide incredible comfort all day.

However, does TOTAL1 actually deliver on its promises? Let’s take a look through and see what these premium contacts have to offer!

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62% of Americans Can’t Go 30 Minutes Without Checking Their Phone, New Study Finds

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The average American adult spends seven hours a day looking at screens, whether they’re scrolling social media, playing mobile games, or texting their friends.

For many people, this amount of screen time is more compulsive than purposeful: cell phone and social media addiction is affecting more adults than ever. Despite the noted links between increased screen time and decreased mental health, millions of adults can’t break their digital habits. 

To discover the extent of control our phone screens have on our lives, EZContacts conducted a study of 1,000 U.S. adults, analyzing daily phone use and social media habits. The results indicate that even though we know that phones have the potential to mentally, physically, and socially harm us, many of us feel incapable of putting the phone down. 

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