Get the head resized to accomidate the glasses thats my solution for my glasses.

I was looking at the head a bit more and seen my old pair fit fairly well inside so im going to try that out if not i have a friend who can maybe see what they can do

Some folks have lenses installed in their fursuit heads that match their prescription and/or are take from old frames they no longer wear. You could also wear your glasses under your head, if you have the room, but without the right ventilation, you're just going to end up with foggy lenses. That can be treated with an anti-fog spray available somewhere like Dick's, I think.

On the contacts, depending on what your problem with them was, you might or might not be able to find a fix. If it's a difficulty with getting them in and out, that just takes time to adjust to. If the problem was with how they fit, you'd need to get with your optometrist and figure out what brand is best for you. Different companies make contact lenses of different shapes and styles to suit all kinds of different eyes. Personally, I can only wear the Acuvue brand because my eyes have a deeper curvature to them than most. Any other brand, the lenses are too flat and I can feel the contact constantly while I wear it.

thx ^^ ya i had the issue geting them in and out and when i had them on i feel them and it made my eyes get rely red.

If you ever try them again, keep in mind that they do take time to adjust to. Not only will your optometrist give you instructions on how long to wear them until you adjust to having them in your eyes, but you'll have to figure out what works best for you as far as putting them in. Most of the people that I know, furry and non, need a mirror to put their lenses in. If I have a mirror in front of me, it kind of freaks me out and makes it more difficult for me to get mine in. I got used to doing it blind. You'll also learn when you need to take them out, and depending on the kind of lenses you have, when you can be absolutely certain they need to be pitched for a new pair.