I wore my lenses to sleep in last night. I tried putting lubricating eye drops in about 5 minutes before insertion, and then again right before. They went in a lot easier and were much more comfortable straight away. I had no issues falling asleep right away and slept through the night without incident.
I woke up after about 9 hours and immediately moved my eyes about to see if they felt bound. They felt fine, and still pretty comfortable. I could see the time on the clock, although I would not describe it as perfectly clear. Other items about my room were the same; an improvement but not perfect.
Once I stood up, I was much more aware of the lenses and that my eyes felt dry, so I put in more drops. I have my appointment in 3.5 hours, so they have to stay in till then. I've since put in another set of drops since it feels so soothing. I have a feeling I will be loving these drops for a while.
It's still easier to look at things further away than close up, so I think I may take my coffee and go gaze out of the window a bit. More as it happens.
Oh and for other people who are thinking about Ortho-K here are 2 other experiences I found:
http://blog.corporatism.org/orthokeratology
http://www.geocities.com/orthokeratolog ... tho-k.html