Normal!: Arcus sinilius is a normal part of life and simply the accumulation of cholesterol material in the outer edge of your cornea. There is no harm from it and does not affect your vision. You may wan to make sure your cholesterol levels are normal. You are likely far too hypersensitive, as most people can not see the arcus without a slit lamp. Colored contacts are an option if you realllly want.
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