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A member asked:
How do glasses look and are there contacts that protect you from light sensitivity?
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Sorry but no: I'm sorry to say, there are no contact lenses that treat photophobia ( light sensitivity). Just sunglasses, which happen to work quite well. Best of luck and feel better.
Answered 5/28/2013
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