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"Available at: Baush &amp;amp;amp; Lomb What I think: As much as it frustrates me, I have to admit I really do need &amp;quot;readers,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;cheaters&amp;quot; or whatever else they&amp;#039;re called, for reading anything smaller than a billboard. I&amp;#039;m so helpless without them that I wear a pair on a chain around my neck. (While I think the chain is a funky accessory, my husband hates it and thinks it&amp;#039;s totally unattractive!)  So when I heard something in a TV commercial about being able to say &amp;quot;good-bye to your readers,&amp;quot; it sure got my attention.  Turns out the offer involved a free trial for a pair of Bausch &amp;amp;amp; Lomb Multi-Focal Contact Lenses which evidently can adjust the eye&amp;#039;s focus from the near to far and everything in-between. Don&amp;#039;t know that I could handle contact lenses, or whether I&amp;#039;m even a candidate. But, hey, it would be nice not to be so dependent on my readers. Guess I&amp;#039;ll ask my ophthalmologist about them at my next eye exam. Oh, there was a bit of &amp;quot;feel good&amp;quot; information on the website that told me I&amp;#039;m not getting old because I need readers; I just have something called Presbyopia. Apparently there are some 78 million of us in this country who are called &amp;quot;presbyopes.&amp;quot; Hmm, if you&amp;#039;re over 40, this will probably warm your heart, too. Anyway, you might want to see the commercial yourself. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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