Best money I’ve ever spent!

(1) LASIK ~$3.5k in 2017
(2) Portable foldable toilet with potty bags ~$25 in 2020

You?

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Agree on both of these (my 2.5 yr o is jamming on #2 right now)

My vision is actually way better than with contacts. I have between 20-15 and 20-10 vision now post LASIK

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There are real medical risks to prolonged use of contacts. The eye is a living organism that evolved over thousands of yrs to be in contact with o2 and contacts block that 

tangibly, I wake up w/ HD viz, almost 2x the viz I had w/ contacts. 

https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/contact-lenses/contact-lens-risks

So you and @les are saying I should check out lasik? Would be cool if it improved my eyesight, but that’s not guaranteed right? I always thought it was just a surgery done for convenience (no more worrying about glasses & contacts). Are there other benefits I’m not realizing?