Getting to the bottom of contact lens myths

Myth: Contact lenses can go behind your eye

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Myths about how contact lenses can affect your eyes

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Myth: Contacts can scratch your eyes

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Myth: Contacts can get stuck to your eyes

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Myth: Eye infections are common when wearing contacts

Myth: Contact lenses are uncomfortable

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Myth: Contacts cost more than glasses

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Myth: Contacts are difficult to care for

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Myth: Your eyes need a day off from contacts

Myth: Contacts can't correct for astigmatism

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Myths about who can wear contact lenses

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Myth: Contacts lenses are only for adults

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Myth: Contacts are not for part-time wearing

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Myth: You can't wear contacts with dry eyes

Other frequently asked questions

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