Contacts.

are contact lenses comfortable and easy to put in and take out? because I wear glasses sometimes, but thinking about maybe getting some contact lenses, just wanted to see what everybody thought...
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they're easy to put in and take out after you get used to it. its hard the first time

well I have contacts..and it is really easy for me. when I first got them they were a little uncomfortable because I was hesitant and poked my eye a bunch..hehe..but it is easy to get used to. ohh and I also have glasses. I kinda switch on and off because contacts can irritate your eyes sometimes.

it's easy if you know what you doing it make comfortable then glasses but before you get them they would show how to put them on they would tell you to put it on th finger tip of your head like a bowl hold your eye wild open keep your eye in one spot then put it in don't blink or nothing until it gets in!!!

I love that I have contacts.

I had to get glasses when I turned 8 years old, and wore glasses every day, for the rest of my life until I turned 17. I hate glasses.

It took me quite a while to get used to being able to touch my eye to put the contacts in, and sometimes it would even take me 10 minutes or so just to take them out or longer to put them in.

I think they're definitely worth it, plus I feel like it makes it safer to drive, if your vision is as bad as mine, and you're classified legally blind (yea.. sucks..) viewing the road through contacts is better than viewing the road through glasses, cause you don't have the blurry peripheral vision.

I made the switch 2 years ago and it was really liberating. I can actually lay my head down sideways to watch tv and not have to worry about bending the glasses.and you can wear stylish sunglasses and not have to use the clip on ones... your eye doctor will fit you first with a trial lense to see if your eyes will even tolerate them, and if they are ok for you to wear, in my opinion you'd be happy to have made the switch...its tough at first getting them in and out... but the benefits outweigh the time spent on that part of it.. good luck!

there kind of tough at first but once you get used to doing it it's like tieing your shoes.
As for comfort, after you get used to them your not even sure if you have them in half the time (except the fact you can actually see) and they are comfortable 99% of the time except those few times they "act up"