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Wanted to get some feedback from those who have made this transition. What benefits have been experienced? What suggestions would you make? I know to keep an extra pair of contacts and contact solution handy as well as a pair of glasses. What else? Has anyone seen an improvement by getting away from glasses. I'm thinking my peripheral vision should be greatly improved. Thanks for any help.

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Both my boys wear contacts.  They have glasses for tv at home, etc. but would never even think of playing in them.  They can tell when their prescription changes (can't see to bat as well) and we go have them change the lenses.  They wear daily disposable, we don't mess with solution or cleaning or anything else.  They want the eye surgery one day, but our ophthalmologist won't consider it until they are adults.

Son has been wearing daily wear contacts since 4th grade.  Playing in the rain with glasses doesn't work real well  He was playing catcher at the time and contacts worked much better.

 

I make sure he has an extra pair or two in his bat bag as well as his glasses when he travels.  I keep an extra pair with me 'just in case'.

 

We make sure his eyes are examined in February before the HS season starts.  His prescription changes every year so surgery is out for a while (spouse had it done years ago and loves it!)

 

I don't see many at the HS level playing in glasses.  At the WWBA tourney this week, of the few games I attended, I don't think I saw any players wearing glasses.

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