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Lots of teens wear contact lenses. Studies have shown the average age kids first get contacts is 13. And most eye doctors say you get great results when it comes to kids and contact lenses.

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Point out how responsible you are in other areas of your life. If you keep your grades up, do your homework, help out around the house and take good care of yourself, you're probably ready for contact lenses.

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Looking your best helps you feel more confident. Even parents think so. A recent study showed that 80 percent of parents thought that contact lenses made their teen feel better and more confident.^† †Contact Lenses in Pediatrics (CLIP) Study, 2007.

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For most people, contacts cost about as much as a pack of gum a day – around $300 a year, often less. And if I lose a lens, replacing it is way cheaper than getting a new pair of glasses. Plus, ACUVUE^® Brand offers Free* Trial Lenses, rebates and a Money-Back Guarantee (PDF).

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Nearly 40 million people in the U.S. wear contact lenses. If you follow your eye doctor's instructions on how to clean and when to replace contacts, you can wear lenses safely and comfortably.

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Actually, contact lenses correct the same vision problems that glasses do. Plus, you get awesome peripheral (side) vision that glasses can't give you. And you don't have to worry about them fogging up, falling off or breaking.

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Contact lens technology has changed a lot, even from a few years ago, making them more comfortable than ever. In fact, they've become so comfortable that most wearers like them better than their glasses.