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I read that contact lenses contain bpa is that true i'm scared now i've been wearing contacts for years now i touch then put on mouth by mistake scare?
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Contacts: Ask the Dr what is in the ones you are using. Discuss safe contact practices wth your Dr. In general i cannot recommend licking them.
Answered 3/16/2017
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