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Could glow in the dark contacts be causingdamage to your eyes?
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Contact lenses: Are a great alternative way to correct your vision if you have a need for glasses. Unfortunately, cosmetic contacts like the ones you describe are often poor quality and can cause significant damage to your eyes when worn. I do not recommend patients use these types of contacts because of this.
Answered 12/26/2013
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