Peyton List Upgrades Her Vision With EVO
Actress and Entrepreneur
Actress and Entrepreneur
Peyton List had terrible vision for most of her life
Peyton List struggled with contact lenses when she filmed on set. It was a constant hassle when she needed to get ready. The contact lenses would either get dirty or possibly rip during scenes. Smudges could also be an issue for her when putting on eye shadow or eyeliner while wearing contact lenses. She's glad to not have to worry about those irritations and can now see clearly with EVO lenses..
Why Peyton List chose the EVO ICL lens (EVO)
"I've had problems with my vision longer than I haven't. The worst is being in the middle of a day and feeling a contact lens rip and spending the rest of the day with one blurry eye... After learning about vision correction options from my doctor, EVO was the most appealing because there is minimal down time, it does not cause dry eye syndrome and if I ever wanted to, the lenses are removable by my doctor for my added peace of mind."
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