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If contact lenses fall out, can you still wear them?
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Maybe: If the contact lens drops out when you are putting it in, you can usually rinse it off and continue. If you are not sure about what it lands on, you can always disinfect the lens overnight. If the lens dries up and is found the next day, go to a new lens. Rigid lenses (gas permeable) can be used if the dry out, however.
Answered 8/26/2013
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