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With proper care will one pair of contact lenses last for a whole month?
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Yes: If cost is an issue, talk to your optometrist so he/she can get you the monthly contacts. Protein build up in silicone hydrogels can be an issue so make sure you clean your lenses.
Answered 4/1/2015
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