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Why can you not use regular allergy eye drops with contacts? |
Why can you not use regular allergy eye drops with contacts? Because contact lens wearers have an increased risk for serious eye infections and injury to the - cornea there are some eye drops that you can use with the contacts on You can but should make sure that the drops are not a suspension drop. Also, the contacts should be disposable. Contacts will suck up any liquid that the eye gets and they may keep some of the active ingredient of the drops in them. Disposable lenses get thrown out more often so the risk is less. |
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