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Is it safe to wear contact lense on an eye only? |
I've done this for 3 months. I buy a pair and I wear one of it for 12 hours on left eyes and wear another lense for next 12 hours on the right eye. Yes, it as safe. Yes, this is safe, as long as you can SEE CLEARLY. If you can see normally how you can with two contacts in both of your eyes, you are safe. Keep on transferring that contact to both of your eyes, and you will be fine. Well, it depends. If both of your eyes have the same vision, then it's not really safe. One eye will be seeing significantly better than the other. Even though you switch periodically, it still may cause harm to your eyes. I'd suggest wearing both at the same time to prevent visual damage. well, i have contact lenses and when i only have one contact to wear, i wear only one. no it isnt safe. obviously, each of your eyes wears lenses, therefore both should be on at one time |
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