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Why do my eyes burn when i put in my contacts sometimes?
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Various causes: Eye infection, dry eye, dirty contact lens, deposits on lens, irritating lens solution, folded lens or a tear in it, etc. -- see if artificial tears helps. If it hurts, take it out and start with a new one.
Answered 8/24/2013
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