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Best method to put on contact lenses?
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No best method: There are several variations, but you need to get the contact upright on your finger, get your eyelids out of the way, and gently place the entire contact to your cornea. Then gently release each lid and slowly blink. Practice is the key to success in getting contacts in and out.
Answered 12/9/2013
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