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Is sharing contact cases safe?
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Why do that?: Contact cases are a way to assist in the storage and cleaning of your personal contact lens. Sharing the case runs the risk of spreading infection as well as confusion as to which lens is yours. Contact lens cases are very inexpensive, and you can probably talk your ophthalmologist into giving you one free if your need is great. Don't share cases.
Answered 11/27/2013
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