@@charlieyes4946 how expensive are eye surgeons in the us?!?? My British brain can’t comprehend going into financial ruin because of healthcare prices ;-;
most of the times it happens due to your eye moistute content dropped due to long use. Therefore your contact lens got slightly dry and stuck to your sclera. If it happens to you, put in a lot of saline solution into your eye. Close your eyes for a while to let the lens soak up all the moisture. Don't panic. Then after a while, roll your eyes and the lens should be back to center. Remove them.
My roommate and I were drunk and he asked me to help find his lost contact. I poked in his eye for 10 minutes for him to then remember he wasn't wearing contacts that night...
I heard a story once about someone my friend knew (reliable I know) who lost their contacts and spent hours poking around his eye. Scratched his cornea only to find out he was clawing at his eye since he had forgotten he had removed them the night before…
@yomoxica I assume it's usually a case of wearing the contacts too long, the contacts drying out, etc. Basically, our tear film protects the eye, right? Tear film includes a nice layer of mucus, then watery "tears" with its enzymes and all, then a thin oily layer to prevent evaporation etc. Contact lenses, depending on the material interact with the natural tear film in different ways. And leave em in too long or if you have dry eyes or whatever -- friction damage
He means go to a hospital to schedule a consult with a primary care physician who will put it off for more urgent patients then see you just to tell you you need to see an ophthalmologist so they give you a referral to one who will then schedule your appointment sometime within the next few months. Funny thing is, this scenario is more true in places like canada and the EU than in the US.
More like the ED registrar will ask for an Ophthal consult, Ophthal calls back and says: no slit lamp exam, no referral 😅 Patient goes home, contact comes out in the shower or something.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme That's nonsense. For acute things like that you can see an optician in many countries, or you can get same day GP referral to acute opthalmology. Or go to A&E who can probably get it out too as they're slit lamp trained, or will get on call ophthalmology to see it. You will never have to wait weeks for removal of foreign body from the eye. That's just misleading garbage.
Most insurance policies you just call your assigned eye doctor and you can schedule an appointment in three days at the most and sometimes same day appointments for when the problem arised
"If your contact get stuck in upper eyelid it's okay you can still get it out but if it gets stuck in below eyelid then it can slipped down to your testicles"
@@RikkiLove0317 Probably yes, but before that if the contact lens touches your egg then it might form a lens baby creature 👽 then you'll give birth to a lens baby
The word "clawing" is coming up a lot... U mfers are using your fingernails!? Just feel around over your eyelid and then kinda press down a bit and drag it to the pupil. This has happened to me like 5 times. Got them back without damage to anything each time. Just... don't touch your eyes or use fingernails...
@@melaninmonroe007 @Hannah Hanson, Thanks for the answer. In France, at least around me, we only use Ophtalmo(logiste). "Eye doctor" would rather be used by children.
This. I'd love to see a doctor whenever there's something wrong with me, its just that waiting two years for it is impractical. I'll either be dead or better by then.
In NZ you can… My son needs regular appointments at the eye clinic at our local hospital. The same ophthalmologists also see any eye-related emergencies that show up to the ED. Sometimes we have to wait if an urgent case comes in at our appointment time, but that’s ok. All of it is free at point of care.
I’ve had contacts for yearrrs or would have my long hair get into my eyes and I always worried they would wrap around my eyeball or something and this has given me so much relief omg my new life starts now
Thank you, I just saw a video of a woman who lost 23 contacts up into that area and I was very curious how she didn't lose any in the back of her eye socket
@@EmEm78 And it's exactly where those "lost" tampons end up 😂 I love when two completely separate parts of the body have the same name! Always makes you think about the similarities between them, very weird 😂
Eww, it happens. Women forgetting their tampons. Then their period stops and the tampon has receded inside. It smells so gross. Smells like a rotting animal tbh.
'Dont claw at your eye...' 'Ok...' 'You could hurt yourself.' 'Im listening.' 'Come see a doctor and we'll get it out for you.' *resumes clawing at eye*
When I was a kid I had a seedpod covered in spikes blow into my eye during a storm. It was enormous, got stuck in my fornix, and was one of the most painful things I've ever experienced. Despite being as thick around as a quarter, it got stuck so deep that it wasn't visible. The eye doctor pulled it out, without even scratching my cornea. A contact ain't nothing to worry about.
I was doing construction and a tiny chunk of aluminum got past my safety glasses and lodged in my cornea. I had to run to my truck and pull it out with my fingernails. Hurt like a mfr.
When I was a kid, I was playing around with a friend and he accidentally scratched my cornea with his fingernail. Whatever was underneath his fingernail got lodged in my cornea and started growing into my eye. I had to see several specialists over the course of a week to get a specially developed drug to kill off whatever it was.
Happened to me on a Sunday morning. It was after my birthday party (I haven't slept all night and was probably still drunk). I was removing my eye makeup with a wipe and did it quite rough. My contact lense disappeared and I obviously panicked. I biked to the ER, but I'm terrified of anyone touching my eyes (even doctors) so I desperately tried to get it out myself. When I was waiting in the line to the ER I started rubbing my eye like I did before and the contact lense came back to the right place. But the answer is, if it's the weekend just go to the ER
In spite of a few people thinking I bite my nails, I love that nursing taught me to keep my fingernails short when watching videos like this. Also, if I wasn't gay yet, women's nails would be a big motivation to keep my soft sensitive bits away from those things.
Went to an urgent care doctor (internal medicine doc tho) to find my disposable one. He looked with a lamp. Said 100% it's not in there. TWO WEEKS LATER... I blinked, and it fell onto my keyboard...wtf! wow
If anyone ever has this happen, just roll your eyes in either direction for a while. It’ll either come back to your pupil or fall out of the corner of your eye.
@@AgagnierAmerica, we have private healthcare if you're lucky and work full time your job might give you insurance which wont cover anything under a certain amount, if they cover it and thats a big if. Not only that insurance doesnt always cover eye and dental care. Depending on the hospital and what is being preformed it can be anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple thousand add a zero or two at the end without insurance.
Already found one people were generous enough to make one of them the top comment but I am still looking for another comment that doesn't say "come see an eye doctor"
Not being an american is so good most of the time. It’s free here. I just went to the ophthalmologist yesterday to play magic the gethering with him. 😎
@@elih.4240 Bro really says that but then pays taxes for public services such as police and firefighters Imagine your dumbass having to negociate a price to call a unit to your place starting at 10k 💀 But yea socialism bad am I rite guys
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@@carloscastroteixeira5140 Me fala ai qual oftalmo de graça tu foi, onde que tu encontrou? Sus NUNCA tem especialista, o unico tipo que sempre tem é pediatra pq se n tiver tmb da merda pro distrito
Holy hell I'm glad to have seen this. I saw a lady that had 28 lenses removed. Of course, after seeing that, I started worrying. Attributing every headache I've ever had, etc. I lost a contact a couple times over the years. I never even considered it could be stuck behind until seeing that. But, thanks to you, I am relieved. Whew.
Sir, I am from the UK. While it is free, one cannot simply "just go see a doctor" you have to have been dead for at least 24 months before they consider making an appointment with you.
@@a_angry_bunny Not really though. In the US, you only have the option of either being insured by a very good insurance associated to your job or company and hope the copay is low enough and it covers what you need. Or having to pay out of pocket an insane $$$ amount, an arm and a leg, if no insurance. Those who don’t have insurance for whatever reason, are in between jobs or transitioning between states or companies, or for whatever reason aren’t covered at the moment of an issue… are f*cked. The hospital bills there posted frequently online are insane, even in necessary ER situations, and even for minor procedures like the one to resolve the problem in this video. In places like Canada (most provinces), you have both options: the free universal healthcare coverage, for which you can take a free a appointment to see a specific doctor, which will take the time it takes depending where you live and what your situation is… Or you can also pay in the private sector at a private clinic, out of pocket, to see a specialist. Though it will be $, it is still an option, not “forbidden” or anything, and it costs just like in the US… even cheaper, as medical care is cheaper overall in Canada even in private sector (and medications in pharmacies are noticeably cheaper as well, US people go over there to get their medicines very frequently, or get them shipped from there, specially with the insulin spike that happened in the last decade, which was something insane like 1000$+ a vial in the US and only ~4$ in Canada). Or you could have a good insurance with your job which can cover seeing a specialist in a private clinic, which happens often with good jobs. So either way, you have the best of both worlds, whichever you can personally afford. The availability of the free public universal health care coverage doesn’t stop individuals for opting in to the private sector, if they so desire and have the financial means for it. Not sure how it all works in the UK, but I do know the NHS covers a whole lot of stuff for all people, regardless of income or background, and hospital visits are free. There are obviously glaring problems with wait times to see a specialist, but at least the ER is free if you break a leg and you don’t need to worry about paying tens of thousands of dollars on top of the immense pain you are in, nor are people dying by avoiding going to the ER after an emergency injury, like in the US with the guy in a video avoiding calling an ambulance after a fracture and bleeding everywhere, out of fear of going bankrupt and being financially in a bad place already. That sh*t is bonkers. Also, there’s probably the two options system in the UK as well, I dunno why there wouldn’t: there’s the free universal healthcare institution (NHS) that covers everyone that isn’t already covered by private insurance. Then there’s private insurance (through one’s company/work or paying for it monthly if one can afford it), THEN there’s also paying out of pocket if people are financially well off and can afford paying $$$ to immediately go see a specialist at a private clinic. Private care is not forbidden in countries with free universal healthcare coverage lmao, some people from the US seem to always forget that. There’s the two options system. In the US… you only have one option: everything works through gigantic private for-profit insurance companies, and the whole system is a mess of corporations preying on vulnerable sick people. Meaning several millions who are uninsured can die like dogs from not getting proper care and avoiding calling an ambulance or going to the ER even when they absolutely NEED urgent care… or go bankrupt from a single ER visit. And those who are on Medicare, in the states that allow that form of social safety net at least, don’t have as good as coverage as people in developed countries with universal healthcare. That means several 10s of millions of people, if not a 100 million people at least, in the US. Which is crazy. And the % of GDP that is used by the government as a net $G investment into maintaining the universal healthcare system in Canada, UK, Germany or other countries with it… is still way lower than what the US already spends in its faulty system, giving away tens of Billions of $ every year not to their OWN system, but to insurance for profit corporations and their crony executives. It is both a more expensive system for taxpayers, than the system there is in other countries, and it is also less efficient and lets a substantial % of the population to be completely devoid of any kind of affordable healthcare, on the debt of bankruptcy, or dying in the streets like dogs. It is insane. And some insane Republicans still brainwash the population into thinking: “we have it better than in other countries!” It is a lie preached by rich senate and congress psychopaths, being paid tons of $$$ and corrupted by top insurance rabid psychopathic top executives in those for profit scheme corporations. It is all a very sad state of affairs still in the 21st century, which is bonkers.
@@zkcrisyee I'm not reading all that but basically you're saying that the US healthcare is expensive which doesn't disagree what I said. Also, considering other countries turn to the US for specialty care, we do have some of the best healthcare. The issue isn't the quality it is just ludicrously expensive. Last but not least, stop blaming all the issues on one side or another. That's what they want you to do. Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same coin and neither has your interests at heart.
I lost my contact for the first time in my life when i came back from prom. It had to be faulty or something because it hurt my eye the whole party. When i came back finally, i tried to pull it out and it kinda dissapeared so i assumed it fell out. left it at that i was too tired to look for it Well i wake up the next day, vision all funny. I go to the mirror to check what's going on and behold, the contact never left. I freaked out a bit lol
@@Davidscomix except the constant stinging feeling in my eye it was pretty decent, actually. We even snuck out for a couple of beers at some point. Good times, good times
You don't understand how much I needed this information when a stray bit of gravel got stuck up there from a passing cart wheel (yes I was that unlucky, also it was tiny, but felt ginormous, thought I had a whole Minecraft gravel mine up there)
Don't go to an eye doctor--Look up and back down, the contact will eventually come back to the front. (Or down and then up if it fell downward) I once had a contact lost in my eye for hours and I didn't notice (I thought it had fallen out) until it came back around again. Don't freak out, they're made to be in your eyes, and you will be fine.
Same LMAO, whenever I fall asleep with my contacts they usually "disappear". So, I'll wake up and my vision will be blurry and I'll think they came out and start searching the bed and pillow before giving up and then my vision will be magically clear ten minutes later and I'm like "oh"
@@youngeshmoney Oh, please be careful. You shouldn't fall asleep too long with contact lenses in your eye. They will dry up and could damage your eyes :c
I'm an optical assistant... And also a long time contact lens wearer. Sometimes moving your eye will allow it to slide back into place. Gently massaging the lid in a downwards motion is also helpful. However, if the lens is torn, or if it slides too far up under the eyelid, it can become extremely difficult to remove without seeing an optometrist or ophthalmologist. If the lens doesn't come out relatively easily it's better to seek help than to irritate your eye or scratch your sclera.
Haha my optometrist taught me to pull my upper lid down, and look up, then release your lid and look down, and try it a couple times and you will loosen it up and bring it down.
I worked with a pediatric ophthalmologist for many years. On one occasion parents brought in their young daughter who had watched her aunt put in her contact lenses. The little girl found a sequin in the house and put it on her eye like a contact lens. The parents tried to remove it but she wouldn't let them get near her. Her parents brought her to us and while I took their information I casually said "Can I look at your eye". And she said "sure". I could see the sequin with my naked eye so I just took a cotton swab, soaked it with a topical anesthetic, put one drop in her eye(which she let me do)and lightly touched the sequin and out it came!
Thanks for relieving that anxiety, now to hype myself up to call a cab, explain the entire situation, riddled with anxiety and barely making any sense only to find out the cab driver barely speaks English and have to somehow find the address on google maps while blinded, then when we finally get to the clinic I pay the driver, then explain the entire situation to the receptionist, still riddled with anxiety and barely making sense, then waiting an hour to see a doctor then explain the entire situation again only this time I’m crying like a baby, pass out due to too much heavy breathing, wake up in a hospital, try to explain everything to the nurse, then told I can go home, call the cab, and spend the next three nights awake wondering how crazy I must’ve looked to everyone involved
Ya, all this video did was bring up my anxiety about that shit, I was never worried about them going into my brain, but it looks like theres a nice lil pocket there for them
I used to have the belief that hair was behind my eyes. But after hank green did a video on why it isn’t possible, i had alot of relief since it was a big fear of mine lol.
@@imbehindu-uj2kz Mexican doctors that are right across the border study I'm America. It's a great way to get dental work, gastric bands, etc for much cheaper.
For sure one of those hyper irrational fears for me tbh.. lmao (More so behind my eye and not in my brain, but either way.. shit used to freak me out until now)
If it's to do with healthcare misconceptions, someone is worried about it. So many people do not understand their own anatomy, how it works, or what can go wrong. Lots are worried about ridiculous things but not real dangers. See it everyday at the hospital.
I have been wearing contact since 10yrs, sometimes this happens when eyes get extremely dry. It's not a big deal to panic, some tears and it eventually adjusts to normal and get on with daily life
Had a contact lens broke apart in my eye and for weeks I was worried parts of it never left my eye and now imbedded in the back of my eye forever and I panicked for a week-only if this video exists ten years ago that’ll save me a week of anxiety 😂
Had the same thing happen to me a few years back. The worst thing was looking for ages to find more pieces, not knowing if there even were any left and the constant paranoia afterwards.
“Just go see an eye doctor” Damn now i gotta wait a whole month to get something out that would’ve taken me 5 seconds to do. 😂 Not to mention the bill!
This was the dumbest part of the whole thing. Yeah 3 months and 800 dollars later if you don't have insurance or have not paid the yearly deductible yet.
This happened to my friend and the opthalmologist just made him do some eye movements and took the lense out and charged him nothing. Just like when a screw in my glasses fell and they replaced it for free. But then again I don't live in the US
Anyone else love learning about our bodies? Our brains especially.. we are amazing but dangerous creatures and nobody rlly takes note of that I feel like anymore
There are two things I hate about going to the eye doctor: having my eyes dried out by the glaucoma puff and eye dilation. I'm useless after that and my whole day is shot.
**loses contact**
**can't see**
"Come *see* an eye doctor"
Why do you have to humiliate me like this?
Ok then come hear an eye doctor
@@brrrrrr come *TASTE* an eye doctor.
@@amygdal.a come SMELL an eye doctor
Come FEEL an eye doctor.
Most if not all contacts patients have spectacles as well. I work for an optometrist. I am not the Johnathan of the group.
"come see an eye doctor"
I AM NEVER GOING TO FINANCIALLY RECOVER FROM THIS
laughs in german statutory health insurance
The more of these comments I see the more I feel good about living in Germany.
better than losing an eye
@@joesun2980 *worse
@@charlieyes4946 how expensive are eye surgeons in the us?!?? My British brain can’t comprehend going into financial ruin because of healthcare prices ;-;
most of the times it happens due to your eye moistute content dropped due to long use. Therefore your contact lens got slightly dry and stuck to your sclera. If it happens to you, put in a lot of saline solution into your eye. Close your eyes for a while to let the lens soak up all the moisture. Don't panic. Then after a while, roll your eyes and the lens should be back to center. Remove them.
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Nice try satan, contact kenses are supposed to be dry like cinderblocks
No.
when my eyes get dry after a day of wearing contacts, they actually fall right out my eyes just from blinking, instead of sticking to my eyes harder
It can also happen if the contacts don't fit your eyes. Either if it's too flat or too curved.
Eye doctor in America : that will just cost you $120,000
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My roommate and I were drunk and he asked me to help find his lost contact. I poked in his eye for 10 minutes for him to then remember he wasn't wearing contacts that night...
Shouldve ripped his cornea instead
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I heard a story once about someone my friend knew (reliable I know) who lost their contacts and spent hours poking around his eye. Scratched his cornea only to find out he was clawing at his eye since he had forgotten he had removed them the night before…
Why do I have this same drunken story too 😭 wear glasses when you drink!!
@@lOI0IOl962 this is horrifying 😱
"go see an eye doctor"
That will be 100 morbillion dollars
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Like 10 billion dollars, but mor
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I coulda sworn the comment said 10 not 100 but ig I'm mor dumb than morbillion rocks
That's just America
holy crap this is anxiety curing information, where have you been my whole life
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*”I’ll just stick to my glasses”* 💀
Contacts are easy. People are just dramatic.
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“Come see an eye doctor”-
Earliest we can do is 6 weeks, does that work?
Exactly!
6 weeks and $1000 later.... we have to refer you to someone else.
@@bengerber4542 Darn, that's a cheap 6 weeks of eye doctoring.
And it'll cost your entire bank account, or more
You dont need a doctor. It comes out by itself in about 3 days or less
You just reminded me that you're a real doctor.
😂
@yomoxica I assume it's usually a case of wearing the contacts too long, the contacts drying out, etc. Basically, our tear film protects the eye, right? Tear film includes a nice layer of mucus, then watery "tears" with its enzymes and all, then a thin oily layer to prevent evaporation etc. Contact lenses, depending on the material interact with the natural tear film in different ways. And leave em in too long or if you have dry eyes or whatever -- friction damage
@@DGlaucomflecken any interesting tips about visual snow and how to cure it? :D
@@kowalikus7581 from what I know its genetic, you cant cure it, much like colourblindness
@@ciciamanda. yes but this is is totally unknown in reality. There is no real knowledge about this
You're rocking those colored contacts, they suit you so well!
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"Just come see an eye doctor" what am I the monopoly man
He means go to a hospital to schedule a consult with a primary care physician who will put it off for more urgent patients then see you just to tell you you need to see an ophthalmologist so they give you a referral to one who will then schedule your appointment sometime within the next few months.
Funny thing is, this scenario is more true in places like canada and the EU than in the US.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme On the plus side, you won't go broke in the process, and if a complication arises you'll get seen immediately.
More like the ED registrar will ask for an Ophthal consult, Ophthal calls back and says: no slit lamp exam, no referral 😅
Patient goes home, contact comes out in the shower or something.
@@itsgonnabeanaurfromme That's nonsense. For acute things like that you can see an optician in many countries, or you can get same day GP referral to acute opthalmology. Or go to A&E who can probably get it out too as they're slit lamp trained, or will get on call ophthalmology to see it. You will never have to wait weeks for removal of foreign body from the eye. That's just misleading garbage.
Most insurance policies you just call your assigned eye doctor and you can schedule an appointment in three days at the most and sometimes same day appointments for when the problem arised
"Just come see an eye doctor, we'll get it out for you."
*Americans scream*
That's a nightmare.
That will be $500 thanks
@@ambitiously_ Was the service on sale?
@@ambitiously_ You forgot the other 0
No please!! I don't want to give you several hundreds of dollars!
The color of those contacts is so striking and really complements your skin tone.
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Nice try ophthalmologist, I will see Jonathan instead.
you think the eye bro wont refer you to Jonathan when you visit? that was his plan all along
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Who is Jonathan
@@Tp-qz4cr loyal scribe of the ophthalmologist
"Come see an eye doctor"
*pulls out eye contact*
That's gonna be $500 for the removal, and $19500 for the bed.
And $5000 for the labor and $98 to keep the contact lens
"Oh and $400 for the waiting room chair you sat in"
LOL
When i did this I walked in and the doctor grabbed it between patients. Didn't charge me just showed me how to coax it out.
“Along with 100039839202920988$ for every millisecond u were in this room”
These contacts really make your eyes look bigger and more expressive.
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😂😂😂 I feel personally attacked, enlightened, & comforted all at the same time. Thank you eye doctors❤️.
#WeSeeYou
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"If your contact get stuck in upper eyelid it's okay you can still get it out but if it gets stuck in below eyelid then it can slipped down to your testicles"
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Lol
I have a vagina…
Will I give birth to a contact lens?
@@RikkiLove0317 Probably yes, but before that if the contact lens touches your egg then it might form a lens baby creature 👽 then you'll give birth to a lens baby
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Real question from abroad the sees and with non-english mother tongue, in daily American language you use the term Eye Doctor?
@@bastouflette2552 eye doctor is a common phrase. People also use optometrist, especially in formal settings.
@@bastouflette2552 meh, some people. Usually optometrist for regular eye stuff and ophthalmologist for eye surgery.
The word "clawing" is coming up a lot...
U mfers are using your fingernails!?
Just feel around over your eyelid and then kinda press down a bit and drag it to the pupil.
This has happened to me like 5 times. Got them back without damage to anything each time.
Just... don't touch your eyes or use fingernails...
@@melaninmonroe007 @Hannah Hanson, Thanks for the answer. In France, at least around me, we only use Ophtalmo(logiste). "Eye doctor" would rather be used by children.
"A problem you can easily fix yourself"
"Get a doctor."
He didn't say this.
Did he ?
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“Come see an eye doctor”.
Ye sir your appointment will be next month at 7:30 is that okay? No my fUCKING EYE IS DYINGGGGG
This. I'd love to see a doctor whenever there's something wrong with me, its just that waiting two years for it is impractical. I'll either be dead or better by then.
British eye doctor
"That will be $5,000"
@@mockemperor953 America hell yeah
There are emergency rooms for situations like this
"come see an eye doctor" whoa okay Mr. Moneybags let me just go seek proper medical treatment for an unexpected issue haha
In NZ you can… My son needs regular appointments at the eye clinic at our local hospital. The same ophthalmologists also see any eye-related emergencies that show up to the ED. Sometimes we have to wait if an urgent case comes in at our appointment time, but that’s ok. All of it is free at point of care.
get insurance…
@@BlondeQtie have you even been watching dr glauc's videos??
*laughs in universal healthcare*
@@emperor8716 yes. but from my personal life, i never had a problem to get affordable health care.
I can't even tell you're wearing contacts, they blend in so seamlessly.
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when my eye was so dry my contacts split in my eye and i had to wait for it to come back down LMAO
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I’ve had contacts for yearrrs or would have my long hair get into my eyes and I always worried they would wrap around my eyeball or something and this has given me so much relief omg my new life starts now
That’s a really weird phobia 😅
@@atpray and we all had it till now
@@PureheartFisher I think he meant the hair 😂
Your hair wrapping around your eye ball? Tf 😂
THIS IS HOW I FEEL 😂
And just like that.
All of our anxiety, gone.
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Bruh it’s the worst when they rip in half and you have to find the pieces in your eye 😭
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Thank you, I just saw a video of a woman who lost 23 contacts up into that area and I was very curious how she didn't lose any in the back of her eye socket
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"It doesn't have anywhere to go" I see eye contacts share something in common with tampons lmao
Fun fact, there's a fornix in there too!
Like it wouldn't go in the brain?
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@@EmEm78 And it's exactly where those "lost" tampons end up 😂 I love when two completely separate parts of the body have the same name! Always makes you think about the similarities between them, very weird 😂
Eww, it happens. Women forgetting their tampons. Then their period stops and the tampon has receded inside. It smells so gross. Smells like a rotting animal tbh.
@@AtotehZ
I hope you're not speaking from experience. Because if you do then i'm glad being horny is the only thing i had to deal with during puberty.
'Dont claw at your eye...'
'Ok...'
'You could hurt yourself.'
'Im listening.'
'Come see a doctor and we'll get it out for you.'
*resumes clawing at eye*
I used to wear circle lenses for beauty reasons. I stopped because it takes forever for me to put it in.
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@@arabella_eyewoo~i like it
This was satisfying just to know and I don’t even wear contacts 😂
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When I was a kid I had a seedpod covered in spikes blow into my eye during a storm. It was enormous, got stuck in my fornix, and was one of the most painful things I've ever experienced. Despite being as thick around as a quarter, it got stuck so deep that it wasn't visible. The eye doctor pulled it out, without even scratching my cornea. A contact ain't nothing to worry about.
yeaaaaahhhh i'm never going outside again 😅
I was doing construction and a tiny chunk of aluminum got past my safety glasses and lodged in my cornea. I had to run to my truck and pull it out with my fingernails. Hurt like a mfr.
I'm a veterinarian. You know foxtails, those dried grass awns? You know dogs' eyes? Yeah it happens all the time. Also all other parts of the dog.
When I was a kid, I was playing around with a friend and he accidentally scratched my cornea with his fingernail.
Whatever was underneath his fingernail got lodged in my cornea and started growing into my eye.
I had to see several specialists over the course of a week to get a specially developed drug to kill off whatever it was.
Whew! That sounds awful. But praise God, your eye was fine. God blessed that doc with good hands and skill.
"Just come to see an eye doctor"
*looses contact lense after 1pm on a Friday*
"Well f#ck"
OMG I was just wondering what to do if it’s midnight…I forgot the WEEKENDS OMG
Happened to me on a Sunday morning. It was after my birthday party (I haven't slept all night and was probably still drunk). I was removing my eye makeup with a wipe and did it quite rough. My contact lense disappeared and I obviously panicked. I biked to the ER, but I'm terrified of anyone touching my eyes (even doctors) so I desperately tried to get it out myself. When I was waiting in the line to the ER I started rubbing my eye like I did before and the contact lense came back to the right place.
But the answer is, if it's the weekend just go to the ER
@@meggierocks Yeah, it's a joke about how he always says that eye doctors disappear after absurd early times.
Don't worry, it's just in your eyelid pocket..... It'll be there on Monday
Go to the emergency
In spite of a few people thinking I bite my nails, I love that nursing taught me to keep my fingernails short when watching videos like this.
Also, if I wasn't gay yet, women's nails would be a big motivation to keep my soft sensitive bits away from those things.
I'm relieved that I don't have to worry about fallen hairs that disappear in there now 💀
that’s so great
that’s so great
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**loses contact**
**Tries get it out**
Him: don’t do that, go see an eye doctor.
**Doctor takes it out**
Doctor: “That will be $200”
Well too bad you live in America.
America moment
_Cries in brazillian_
Credit card: declined
Doctor: takes your eyeballs out
USA ! USA !
Went to an urgent care doctor (internal medicine doc tho) to find my disposable one. He looked with a lamp. Said 100% it's not in there. TWO WEEKS LATER... I blinked, and it fell onto my keyboard...wtf! wow
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Change the doctor 😂
Internal medicine don't do eyes
wrong doctor
@@tiberiu_nicolae ophthalmologists don't do urgent and primary care so people don't have much of a choice in some countries
This was one of the first pieces of information I was given when i first started wearing contacts which was super comforting
this makes me feel so much relieved
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If anyone ever has this happen, just roll your eyes in either direction for a while. It’ll either come back to your pupil or fall out of the corner of your eye.
Thank you! I’m getting contacts for the first time n seeing this video gave me anxiety lol. !
I just cried in panic and it fell out💀
@@friedsushii_ Are you okay? I'm so sorry that happened
@@TeenWithATopHat yes I am fine, thanks:) it was really scary at that moment but now I know how to deal with such situations
I read the second sentence as "... so your pupil'll fall out ..." and f r o z e
"go see an eye doctor" look at Mr. money bags with his disposable income over there like he knows what country this is right
*SEE* an eye doctor. Yeah, no I can't. The contact is in my brain now.
What country is this? What do you mean by this?
@@Agagnier America and how just thinking about going to the doctor will put you in debt for 3 generations
@@Agagnier i think he means America? Cus from what i know the Healthcare there sucks ass. You need to sell a liver to afford it.
@@AgagnierAmerica, we have private healthcare if you're lucky and work full time your job might give you insurance which wont cover anything under a certain amount, if they cover it and thats a big if. Not only that insurance doesnt always cover eye and dental care. Depending on the hospital and what is being preformed it can be anywhere from a couple hundred to a couple thousand add a zero or two at the end without insurance.
GREAT placement of the captions. I mean truly, probably the absolute best place you could put them tbh.
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Idk why but the way he explained everything was unnecessarily funny for some reason 😭
"come see an eye doctor"
"that'll be $25,000"
American moment
POV: your looking for a comment that doesn’t say “come see an eye doctor”
Already found one people were generous enough to make one of them the top comment but I am still looking for another comment that doesn't say "come see an eye doctor"
mine. 🤣
Lmaooo u r the one
It's impossible lol every comment is just copied
And yet this comment says: "come see an eye doctor" :v
It's amazing how much of a difference those contacts make to your overall look.
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This dude is absolutely hilarious. I know nothing of medicine but I’ve been binge watching his videos.
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I swear, I saw the thumbnail for this video and my first thought was something else entirely. I was nowhere in the ballpark of the eye.....
Glad I'm not the only one holy heck
Same
me too!
I thought it was a female organ..good I'm not alone.
Same...
"come see an eye doctor"
*laughs in american*
*that will be 95000 and your first born child..*
Not being an american is so good most of the time.
It’s free here. I just went to the ophthalmologist yesterday to play magic the gethering with him. 😎
@@carloscastroteixeira5140 How you likin that income tax? laughs in socialism
@@elih.4240 idk seems a lot better than having to sell your house and be homeless just because you had to go to the hopsital for a week
@@elih.4240 Bro really says that but then pays taxes for public services such as police and firefighters
Imagine your dumbass having to negociate a price to call a unit to your place starting at 10k 💀
But yea socialism bad am I rite guys
@@carloscastroteixeira5140 Me fala ai qual oftalmo de graça tu foi, onde que tu encontrou? Sus NUNCA tem especialista, o unico tipo que sempre tem é pediatra pq se n tiver tmb da merda pro distrito
The relief that I feel getting it unstuck
Wow, those contacts really make your eyes pop!
"just see an eye doctor"
Eye doctor: 5000$ pls, i help
If only the US had universal healthcare like in France... It wouldn't be that expensive
@@leila_de_hautjardin it's not about that
it's a massive "monopoly" charging 100-1000x the prices they should
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@@leila_de_hautjardincool～
"Just come *SEE* an eye doctor"
Well now, here comes the chicken or the egg problem. How would I see?
with the other eye
@@PiousMoltar what if some unlucky fool gets contacts stuck in both eyes?
@@PiousMoltar fr
@@PiousMoltar you assume a person has two working eyes. Spoiler alert: some people are blind in one eye, while the other needs contact lense/ glasses.
@@andrewschort724woo～that is so good
Holy hell I'm glad to have seen this. I saw a lady that had 28 lenses removed. Of course, after seeing that, I started worrying. Attributing every headache I've ever had, etc. I lost a contact a couple times over the years. I never even considered it could be stuck behind until seeing that. But, thanks to you, I am relieved. Whew.
This is what I explain to my classmates everytime I get it stuck and they still think it may go backwards lol
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Sir, I am from the UK. While it is free, one cannot simply "just go see a doctor" you have to have been dead for at least 24 months before they consider making an appointment with you.
The one advantage to the American healthcare is that while it does cost an arm and a leg, you at least don't have to wait forever for most things.
@@a_angry_bunny Not really though. In the US, you only have the option of either being insured by a very good insurance associated to your job or company and hope the copay is low enough and it covers what you need. Or having to pay out of pocket an insane $$$ amount, an arm and a leg, if no insurance. Those who don’t have insurance for whatever reason, are in between jobs or transitioning between states or companies, or for whatever reason aren’t covered at the moment of an issue… are f*cked. The hospital bills there posted frequently online are insane, even in necessary ER situations, and even for minor procedures like the one to resolve the problem in this video.
In places like Canada (most provinces), you have both options: the free universal healthcare coverage, for which you can take a free a appointment to see a specific doctor, which will take the time it takes depending where you live and what your situation is…
Or you can also pay in the private sector at a private clinic, out of pocket, to see a specialist. Though it will be $, it is still an option, not “forbidden” or anything, and it costs just like in the US… even cheaper, as medical care is cheaper overall in Canada even in private sector (and medications in pharmacies are noticeably cheaper as well, US people go over there to get their medicines very frequently, or get them shipped from there, specially with the insulin spike that happened in the last decade, which was something insane like 1000$+ a vial in the US and only ~4$ in Canada). Or you could have a good insurance with your job which can cover seeing a specialist in a private clinic, which happens often with good jobs. So either way, you have the best of both worlds, whichever you can personally afford. The availability of the free public universal health care coverage doesn’t stop individuals for opting in to the private sector, if they so desire and have the financial means for it.
Not sure how it all works in the UK, but I do know the NHS covers a whole lot of stuff for all people, regardless of income or background, and hospital visits are free. There are obviously glaring problems with wait times to see a specialist, but at least the ER is free if you break a leg and you don’t need to worry about paying tens of thousands of dollars on top of the immense pain you are in, nor are people dying by avoiding going to the ER after an emergency injury, like in the US with the guy in a video avoiding calling an ambulance after a fracture and bleeding everywhere, out of fear of going bankrupt and being financially in a bad place already. That sh*t is bonkers.
Also, there’s probably the two options system in the UK as well, I dunno why there wouldn’t: there’s the free universal healthcare institution (NHS) that covers everyone that isn’t already covered by private insurance. Then there’s private insurance (through one’s company/work or paying for it monthly if one can afford it), THEN there’s also paying out of pocket if people are financially well off and can afford paying $$$ to immediately go see a specialist at a private clinic.
Private care is not forbidden in countries with free universal healthcare coverage lmao, some people from the US seem to always forget that. There’s the two options system. In the US… you only have one option: everything works through gigantic private for-profit insurance companies, and the whole system is a mess of corporations preying on vulnerable sick people. Meaning several millions who are uninsured can die like dogs from not getting proper care and avoiding calling an ambulance or going to the ER even when they absolutely NEED urgent care… or go bankrupt from a single ER visit. And those who are on Medicare, in the states that allow that form of social safety net at least, don’t have as good as coverage as people in developed countries with universal healthcare. That means several 10s of millions of people, if not a 100 million people at least, in the US. Which is crazy. And the % of GDP that is used by the government as a net $G investment into maintaining the universal healthcare system in Canada, UK, Germany or other countries with it… is still way lower than what the US already spends in its faulty system, giving away tens of Billions of $ every year not to their OWN system, but to insurance for profit corporations and their crony executives. It is both a more expensive system for taxpayers, than the system there is in other countries, and it is also less efficient and lets a substantial % of the population to be completely devoid of any kind of affordable healthcare, on the debt of bankruptcy, or dying in the streets like dogs. It is insane. And some insane Republicans still brainwash the population into thinking: “we have it better than in other countries!” It is a lie preached by rich senate and congress psychopaths, being paid tons of $$$ and corrupted by top insurance rabid psychopathic top executives in those for profit scheme corporations. It is all a very sad state of affairs still in the 21st century, which is bonkers.
@@zkcrisyee
I'm not reading all that but basically you're saying that the US healthcare is expensive which doesn't disagree what I said. Also, considering other countries turn to the US for specialty care, we do have some of the best healthcare. The issue isn't the quality it is just ludicrously expensive.
Last but not least, stop blaming all the issues on one side or another. That's what they want you to do. Republicans and Democrats are two sides of the same coin and neither has your interests at heart.
@@zkcrisyeeMan, I have severe anxiety, don't do this.
@@zkcrisyee Bro… No one is reading all that.
Thank you for this. I've never "lost" a contact but always get scared they're gonna somehow go behind my eyeball and be stuck in my skull forever
The worst part is when you think you lost it, open up a new pack just for it to re appear
I lost my contact for the first time in my life when i came back from prom. It had to be faulty or something because it hurt my eye the whole party. When i came back finally, i tried to pull it out and it kinda dissapeared so i assumed it fell out. left it at that i was too tired to look for it
Well i wake up the next day, vision all funny. I go to the mirror to check what's going on and behold, the contact never left. I freaked out a bit lol
No shot you really believed this. No hope for america or wherever tf your from
@@baldchara so..how was prom?
@@Davidscomix except the constant stinging feeling in my eye it was pretty decent, actually. We even snuck out for a couple of beers at some point. Good times, good times
It’s so comforting knowing this. I can sleep peacefully knowing this
woo～that is so good
Bro...
Thank you.
I mean, I could have used the knowledge more back when I wore contacts, but at least now the memories are less stressful. Lol
that’s so great
This gave me so much relief and I don't even wear contacts
you still wear eyelashes tho. I wasn't sure if my lost eyelashes were still somewhere in my eyes.
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@@hollygreen8663Wow, those contacts really make your eyes pop!
@@kelsey_eyeYour eyes are so mesmerizing with those contacts, I can't stop staring!
I don't even have contacts and this gave me relief.
Same
I don't even have eyes and same
@@OnAChairSitting Even without eyelids or eye sockets, this is pretty relatable.
@@jamesking2439 even without a brain, this is pretty relatable.
@@midnightaurora9483 yah, that one I believe.
You don't understand how much I needed this information when a stray bit of gravel got stuck up there from a passing cart wheel (yes I was that unlucky, also it was tiny, but felt ginormous, thought I had a whole Minecraft gravel mine up there)
“It does not go back into the brain” is something I was not concerned about until the exact second he said it
Don't go to an eye doctor--Look up and back down, the contact will eventually come back to the front. (Or down and then up if it fell downward) I once had a contact lost in my eye for hours and I didn't notice (I thought it had fallen out) until it came back around again. Don't freak out, they're made to be in your eyes, and you will be fine.
Make sure to use lots of artificial tears eye drops to help it slide around easily!
just make sure it isn't there when you sleep or for weeks on end lol
Same LMAO, whenever I fall asleep with my contacts they usually "disappear". So, I'll wake up and my vision will be blurry and I'll think they came out and start searching the bed and pillow before giving up and then my vision will be magically clear ten minutes later and I'm like "oh"
@@youngeshmoney Oh, please be careful. You shouldn't fall asleep too long with contact lenses in your eye. They will dry up and could damage your eyes :c
I'm an optical assistant... And also a long time contact lens wearer. Sometimes moving your eye will allow it to slide back into place. Gently massaging the lid in a downwards motion is also helpful. However, if the lens is torn, or if it slides too far up under the eyelid, it can become extremely difficult to remove without seeing an optometrist or ophthalmologist. If the lens doesn't come out relatively easily it's better to seek help than to irritate your eye or scratch your sclera.
Haha my optometrist taught me to pull my upper lid down, and look up, then release your lid and look down, and try it a couple times and you will loosen it up and bring it down.
That's what I've been doing for 38 years. It works.
Eye drops help if it's stubborn.
Thank you, every time this happens I'm always so afraid I'll never see it again lol
Thank you for acknowledging this because while I “knew” this it’s nice to see the medical diagram and have the fear acknowledged
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@@fallon__eyethat’s so great
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If I had a nickel for every time I lost my contact lens in my eye, I could afford to see my eye doctor!
"Just come see an eye doctor we'll get it out for you"
The bill for taking the lenses: 12560000000000
Thats with insurance too lol
woo～that is so good
Wow this actually did provide mental relief
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I worked with a pediatric ophthalmologist for many years. On one occasion parents brought in their young daughter who had watched her aunt put in her contact lenses. The little girl found a sequin in the house and put it on her eye like a contact lens. The parents tried to remove it but she wouldn't let them get near her. Her parents brought her to us and while I took their information I casually said "Can I look at your eye". And she said "sure". I could see the sequin with my naked eye so I just took a cotton swab, soaked it with a topical anesthetic, put one drop in her eye(which she let me do)and lightly touched the sequin and out it came!
Thank you for the watery eyes. I will no longer see sequins the same way again lmao
I literally winced when I read "sequin on the eyeball."
“Just come see an eye doctor”. Of course, if it’s after-hours, weekends, or holidays, you’re SOL.
My eye doctor actually came in at 10pm to get my contact off of my eye
“Don’t do it yourself….come pay me to do it for you”
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Thanks for relieving that anxiety, now to hype myself up to call a cab, explain the entire situation, riddled with anxiety and barely making any sense only to find out the cab driver barely speaks English and have to somehow find the address on google maps while blinded, then when we finally get to the clinic I pay the driver, then explain the entire situation to the receptionist, still riddled with anxiety and barely making sense, then waiting an hour to see a doctor then explain the entire situation again only this time I’m crying like a baby, pass out due to too much heavy breathing, wake up in a hospital, try to explain everything to the nurse, then told I can go home, call the cab, and spend the next three nights awake wondering how crazy I must’ve looked to everyone involved
"Just come see an eye doctor" My man this thing can't stick around until monday at 10 am three weeks from now
"just go see a doctor"
Yeah, most of us couldn't afford that in America.
Do you not have insurance?
Most people can't afford then no matter where they live.
@@LNVACVAC UK be like
@@LNVACVAC Lol no
Might be cheaper to fly to the UK instead
That saved me zero anxiety 😂 it still looks scary, and I don't even have contacts.
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that’s so great
The thumbnail had me thinking this was a doctor talking about how to check prostates
"Come see an eye doctor, we will do it for you"
As if I have money--🙂
Haha america...
common America L
Exactly :(
**him saying everything’s okay if you lose a contact**
me who’s seen that video of the lady who had 23 contacts stuck in her eye: 💀
Guess she didn’t come see the Eye-doctor then 🤷🏻♂️
Omg and they had been in there so long the contacts had cHANGED COLOR. 💀
I mean she thought that they dissolved and used them sleeping right?
Ya, all this video did was bring up my anxiety about that shit, I was never worried about them going into my brain, but it looks like theres a nice lil pocket there for them
@@allbusinessop Yeah but don't worry too much, it doesn't seem painful or hard to remove either, and you just have to be careful ^^
I used to have the belief that hair was behind my eyes. But after hank green did a video on why it isn’t possible, i had alot of relief since it was a big fear of mine lol.
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yeah cuz when i can't see while at work or something, it's always convenient to just drop everything I'm doing an "go see an eye doctor"
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"Come see an eye doctor"
**Crosses border into Mexico for cheaper and equally good healthcare**
"Equally good"
"equally good" my behind
You get what you pay for😱
just come to canada its free
@@imbehindu-uj2kz Mexican doctors that are right across the border study I'm America. It's a great way to get dental work, gastric bands, etc for much cheaper.
"It doesn't go all the way upto the brain"
Was anyone worried about that?🤣
Apparently, due to either misconceptions or paranoia, a lot of people are afraid of contact lenses either ending up behind their eyes or in the brain.
@@0netwoguy54 I see
For sure one of those hyper irrational fears for me tbh.. lmao
(More so behind my eye and not in my brain, but either way.. shit used to freak me out until now)
My friend legit thought her contact lens went to the back of her eye or into her brain last week.
If it's to do with healthcare misconceptions, someone is worried about it. So many people do not understand their own anatomy, how it works, or what can go wrong. Lots are worried about ridiculous things but not real dangers. See it everyday at the hospital.
Thank you for saving me from anxiety. 💀
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
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I have been wearing contact since 10yrs, sometimes this happens when eyes get extremely dry. It's not a big deal to panic, some tears and it eventually adjusts to normal and get on with daily life
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Had a contact lens broke apart in my eye and for weeks I was worried parts of it never left my eye and now imbedded in the back of my eye forever and I panicked for a week-only if this video exists ten years ago that’ll save me a week of anxiety 😂
Had the same thing happen to me a few years back. The worst thing was looking for ages to find more pieces, not knowing if there even were any left and the constant paranoia afterwards.
"Go see an eye doctor"
Okay I'll drive to one while being half blind
As a child my 'superpower' was poking my eyeball without flinching
Time to drive to the eye doctor while blinking ferociously
“Come see an eye doctor”
Sound like an excuse to pay up.
Idk why everyone keeps talking about the money, my eye doctor pulled it out and didn't charge anything for it.
“Just go see an eye doctor”
Damn now i gotta wait a whole month to get something out that would’ve taken me 5 seconds to do. 😂 Not to mention the bill!
@🏕 TheresAWorldOutside 🗺 do you live in America
@@hopeduality9484 nobody smart does.
This was the dumbest part of the whole thing. Yeah 3 months and 800 dollars later if you don't have insurance or have not paid the yearly deductible yet.
This happened to my friend and the opthalmologist just made him do some eye movements and took the lense out and charged him nothing. Just like when a screw in my glasses fell and they replaced it for free.
But then again I don't live in the US
@@kurosumomo Except all of the greatest scientific minds of the last 150 years. Except them you mean.
Most people don’t have eye doctor money, I’ll stick to clawing my eyes out in a desperate panic, thank you
that’s so great
Anyone else love learning about our bodies? Our brains especially.. we are amazing but dangerous creatures and nobody rlly takes note of that I feel like anymore
"That's very important.". I laughed. Sticking with my glasses, but at least I can reassure people on the fence!
Yeah, we still have to visit the eye doctor. That itself is a kind of anxiety.
Oh heck, my eye Dr has to regularly put shots of steroid into my eye. Finding and removing a contact lens or a foreign body is no big deal.
Yeah, I fear the eye doctor like how most people fear the dentist.
Just make sure you see Johnathan.
There are two things I hate about going to the eye doctor: having my eyes dried out by the glaucoma puff and eye dilation. I'm useless after that and my whole day is shot.