How Much More Comfortable Are the Soft Contacts Lenses Compared to Hard Contact Lenses?

How much more comfortable are the soft contacts lenses compared to hard contact lenses?
I heard that soft are more comfortable then hard lenses. I’m 14 and thinking about getting contacts. Since I’m nearsighted with 275/300 I don’t want my eyesight to increase so I still can’t decide soft or hard.
How much more comfortable is it?
Thanks


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3 Responses to “How Much More Comfortable Are the Soft Contacts Lenses Compared to Hard Contact Lenses?”

  • tkbisign says:

    In a matter of opinion, I would suggest soft. You can feel the hard contacts, however there are times that I forget I’m even wearing the soft ones. This isn’t completely a good thing though :\
    If you intend on wearing them all day, definitely stick with the soft.

  • Pedestal42 says:

    Considerably more comfortable. Both on the acclimatisation period, and after that in windy/dusty conditions. About 80% of lenses now fitted are soft.

    But gas permeable hard lenses offer in many cases sharper vision, slightly reduced risk of eye infections and sometimes a reduction in the rate of myopia development.

    The maximum comfort for gas permeable lenses occurs when they are worn regularly for similar hours every day.

    UK Optometrist

  • sweet_g_grl says:

    When I would wear contact they were soft.. I barely knew they were there. So that is what I would recomend I have an aunt who used to use the hard and she said that they were really uncomfortable compared to the soft, she said they didn’t seem to move as well with the eye and they also have a higher infection rate

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