Friends that have been through Lasik love it. Contacts work well for me - just have to carry extra reading glasses (I lose lots of them). I wear Night & Day lens that last about a month. Went to extended wear when I sailed. It was near impossible trying to insert daily wear contacts on a bobbing boat.

One friend of mine did have the surgery. She would not be able to see without having had it. Personally, I would not get it unless it was that serious. I wouldn't want to lie there awake while someone ran a plane over my eye, even with pain blockers.

I wear contacts and they work great for me. The soft ones like I have are supposed to stay in better and I have never had one fall out while hunting.

I've never found an anti-fogging agent that worked long enough to do any good. I wear contacts for hunting only and, like MLH, take reading glasses.

Get contacts. They will work great. My sister has them and she love's them.

I used an anti-fogging agent when I wore glasses and it worked pretty well however there were many times I didn't have it on and the fog from my breath messed up shots. I got contacts and that cured the problem. I have since had Lasik and that is the second best thing I have ever done (marrying my great wife was the first). I would chose it over buying a car, a new rifle, taking a vacation, or just about anything. It allowed me to see literally thousands of different color hues and details while hunting that I had never seen before. When I was explaining this to the doctor, he said that corrective lenses filter as much as 20% of the light spectrum stopping many of an object's colors from ever hitting our retina. Since then, life is better but hunting is exceptional. According to my opthamologist, although there is a chance that you can damage an eye with Lasik, there is definitely a much higher risk with infections caused by contacts, or eye damage caused by pokes from eye glasses.