I am very, very, very happy with my Acuvue Oasys. I have been wearing them (they’re bi-weeklies) since February 13th, 2010, and even today, on the day that I should have replaced them with a fresh pair, they’re still going strong. I can definitely detect the tiniest bit of wear, and for the past three nights my eyes have been a bit dry, but other than that they’re perfect! There hasn’t been any of the protein deposit build-up that I dealt with on my previous contacts (Bausch & Lomb PureVision), and no premature breakdown of the lenses themselves. Thank god. Nothing is more irritating than working at computer — which I do for all of my employment — and having to stop mid-sentence or mid-design because my contacts are blurry and foggy.
On a related note, Acuvue Oasys for Astigmatism, which I use for my right eye, are absolutely incredible. They’re a little thicker than the standard contact lenses, which took some getting used to, but they position themselves automatically, don’t rotate out of position, and my vision is crystal-freaking-clear. For the first time in two and a half YEARS I am able to view my laptop monitor AND my desktop monitor comfortably, and from any angle. I couldn’t be happier. 
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It does take a little practice to perfect your technique so don’t despair if you’re finding it difficult for the first few days or weeks. If you continue to have difficulty inserting your acuvue oasys contact lenses then make an appointment with your contact lens Optician who should be happy to observe your technique and help you improve it.