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I just noticed that i had some optive lubricant eye drops expired that ive been using now and then, not everyday since 6 months ago. i noticed because my left eye started hurting so i threw them away. could i have hurt my eye? it doesnt hurt anymore
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Expired drops: The simple answer is No. May be symptomatic but on stopping will cause no permanent problems.
Answered 5/18/2020
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